One day after the closure of the Breakfast Shed, cooks who once worked there have signalled their intention to fight back, with three vendors threatening legal action against the Urban Development Corporation of Trinidad and Tobago (Udecott). He also accused Charles of forcing vendors out of their livelihoods. Brown reminded the board that in 2005, vendors were displaced to make way for waterfront development. The attorney called on Udecott to “do right” by honouring commitments, recognising vendors’ rights, and settling the outstanding balance with interest and legal fees. Attempts yesterday to reach acting Prime Minister Jearlean John, the company’s line minister, as well as CEO Tamica Charles, were unsuccessful.