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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 held that the employment contract validly provided for 13 instalments, including the statutory end-of-year gratuity, so the appeal failed.
The Privy Council held that Fire Service promotion qualifications were set by the executive, not the PSC, and restored dismissal of Ian Green’s claim.
The Privy Council restored the High Court’s dismissal of a fire officer’s promotion challenge, holding the executive sets qualifications and no equivalent-qualification determination was shown.
The Privy Council dismissed an appeal against striking out a constitutional claim brought 17 years after the alleged breaches, holding the delay inordinate and unexplained.
The Privy Council held that a constitutional motion could not be used to attack a closed criminal conviction where ordinary appellate remedies were available.
The Privy Council dismissed an appeal over disciplinary charges against a Trinidad and Tobago State Solicitor, holding judicial review was not barred by an effective alternative remedy.
The Privy Council upheld retrospective promotions by Trinidad and Tobago’s Public Service Commission and held that the promotions process substantially complied with regulation 168.
Dreyer v Revenue and Customs (VAT - civil evasion penalty of almost ÂŁ5m for dishonest behaviour) [2025] UKFTT 1336 (TC) (10 November 2025)
The tribunal refused a late VAT penalty appeal, holding that the 30-day time limit remained effective, no review was notified, and delay was unjustified.
Dreyer v Revenue and Customs (VAT - civil evasion penalty of almost ÂŁ5m for dishonest behaviour) [2025] UKFTT 1336 (TC) (10 November 2025)
The Tribunal refused John Dreyer’s application for a late appeal against a £4.96m VAT civil evasion penalty, rejecting Article 6 and Bill of Rights arguments.
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