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The Privy Council dismissed CDC’s appeal, holding that the disputed land formed part of the Grand Ance estate conveyed in 1914 and that the foreshore presumption was not established.
The Privy Council dismissed an appeal in a Mauritian land prescription dispute, upholding concurrent findings that the respondent had occupied the land as owner for over 30 years.
The Privy Council held that a deed could not be delivered in escrow to a non-existent company and that adoption under section 22 came too late.
Wallace-James v. Montgomerie & Co., Ltd [1904] UKHL 276 (19 February 1904)
The House of Lords held that reversal on appeal should be limited to the point actually argued, not to unargued interlocutors dealing with other issues.
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