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    Permission To Appeal 2018 07

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    The Privy Council refused permission to appeal in 5 cases from various Caribbean jurisdictions. In each case, the Justices gave brief reasons for refusal, finding that the applications did not raise arguable points of law of public importance or that there was no risk of miscarriage of justice. The document provides a concise summary of Permission to Appeal results from the Privy Council in July 2018.

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    The Privy Council refused permission to appeal in 5 cases from various Caribbean jurisdictions. In each case, the Justices gave brief reasons for refusal, finding that the applications did not raise arguable points of law of public importance or that there was no risk of miscarriage of justice. The document provides a concise summary of Permission to Appeal results from the Privy Council in July 2018.

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    The Privy Council refused permission to appeal in 5 cases from various Caribbean jurisdictions. In each case, the Justices gave brief reasons for refusal, finding that the applications did not raise arguable points of law of public importance or that there was no risk of miscarriage of justice. The document provides a concise summary of Permission to Appeal results from the Privy Council in July 2018.

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    Permission to Appeal results – July 2018

    Case name Justices PTA Reasons given


    In the following cases, the advice which the Board proposes to give to Her Majesty is as indicated below
    Select Vantage Inc (Appellant) v Cayman Islands Lord Wilson Refused Permission to appeal should be refused because the application does not
    Monetary Authority (Respondent) (Cayman Lord Hughes 10 October 2018 raise an arguable point of law of general public importance.
    Islands) Lord Hodge
    JCPC 2017/0096

    Fitz-Patrick Grant (Appellant) v Herbert Lord Wilson Refused Permission cannot be granted because under section 36(7) of the
    (Respondent) (St Christopher and Nevis) Lord Hughes 10 October 2018 Constitution there is no jurisdiction to appeal to the Privy Council.
    JCPC 2018/0017 Lord Hodge

    The Queen (Respondent) v Lord Wilson Refused Permission to appeal should be refused because there is no risk that a
    Noel (Appellant) (Grenada) Lord Hughes 10 October 2018 serious miscarriage of justice has occurred in this case.
    JCPC 2018/0016 Lord Hodge

    The Queen v Lord Kerr Refused Permission to appeal should be refused because there is no risk that a serious
    Gordon and another (Appellants) (Jamaica) Lord Sumption 10 October 2018 miscarriage of justice has occurred in this case.
    JCPC 2018/0029 Lord Hughes

    Junkanoo Estates Ltd and others (Appellants) v Lord Kerr Refused Permission to appeal should be refused because the application does not
    UBS (Bahamas) Ltd (Respondent) (Bahamas) Lord Sumption 10 October 2018 raise an arguable point of law of general public importance which ought to
    JCPC 2018/0059 Lord Hughes be considered by the Judicial Committee at this time.

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