Can the Privy Council be wrong? Yes, says land surveyor Fitzherbert Reyes

The Ju­di­cial Com­mit­tee of the Privy Coun­cil (JCPC, the British court which is T&T’s fi­nal court of ap­peal) was wrong in its judg­ment that a por­tion of (State) lands along the Churchill-Roo­sevelt High­way was open for pri­vate oc­cu­pa­tion un­der the com­mon law of “Ad­verse Pos­ses­sion”.