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The Privy Council held that Crown land in St Helena can be acquired by prescription under the Registered Land Ordinance 1980; the appeal was allowed.
The Privy Council interpreted section 3(2)(d) of Trinidad and Tobago’s National Insurance Act and held that the NIB Chair must be independent-minded, not free of all prior connections.
The Privy Council held that a Cayman loan made by an unlicensed moneylender was still enforceable, and dismissed the appeal against refusal of permission to appeal.
The Privy Council held that section 93 of Trinidad and Tobago’s Occupational Safety and Health Act sets a six-month limit for criminal prosecutions, including Industrial Court safety and health offences.
The Privy Council held that section 26A deemed the Public Services Association the recognised majority union for CAA workers, but sections 37 and 41 still had to be completed before bargaining duties arose.
The Privy Council held that the Public Services Association was deemed the recognised majority union for CAA workers under section 26A, but its complaint failed because sections 37 and 41 had not yet been completed.
Clatterbridge Pharmacy Limited v Revenue and Customs (VAT on supplies of drugs to outpatients where the drugs are administered by healthcare professionals from a different legal entity to the supplier) [2025] UKFTT 661 (TC) (05 June 2025)
The tribunal held that drugs dispensed to outpatients for administration by healthcare professionals can still be for the patient's personal use, so the supplies were zero-rated.
JD Wetherspoon PLC v Revenue and Customs (application of reduced rate to supplies of cider in the course of restaurant and catering services - whether cider fell within the exclusion) [2025] UKFTT 658 (TC) (03 June 2025)
The Tribunal held cider was excluded from the reduced VAT rate for hospitality supplies, applying statutory construction and the Inco correction principle.
JD Wetherspoon PLC v Revenue and Customs (application of reduced rate to supplies of cider in the course of restaurant and catering services - whether cider fell within the exclusion) [2025] UKFTT 658 (TC) (03 June 2025)
The Tribunal held that cider was excluded from the reduced VAT rate, applying the Inco principle and, alternatively, EU fiscal-neutrality rules.
The Privy Council held that environmental standing under Mauritius’s EPA can include genuine environmental prejudice, not just private or economic harm.
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