The Government has withdrawn previous decisions to grant three State land leases to Blue Waters Products Ltd and referred the matter to the Commissioner of Police for investigation. The leases involve about 450 acres at Orange Grove Estate in central Trinidad, land that the company has occupied while pursuing formal lease agreements with the State. Correspondence from the Attorney General's office and the Ministry of Lands and Legal Affairs informed the company that Cabinet had rescinded the approvals and that investigators would examine the circumstances surrounding the proposed leases.

Court filings submitted by Blue Waters contend that the company spent nearly two decades seeking formal approval for the leases through successive governments. According to the documents, Blue Waters acquired interests connected to the property in 2007 and continued discussions with State agencies under multiple administrations. The company says it received an offer letter from the Commissioner of State Lands in 2022, formally accepted the terms and later paid the required premiums and processing fees. However, the leases were never executed, leaving the legal status of the company's occupation of the land at the center of the dispute.