Chambers appears successful in all three Privy Council judgments this week

The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council handed down three judgments this week, with members of Chambers appearing in every case. Peter Knox KC, Tom Poole KC, & Robert Strang acted for all the successful respondents.

The appeals, from Bermuda and Trinidad and Tobago, spanned issues including alleged breaches of constitutional rights, delay and abuse of process, and the recovery of the proceeds of crime. Together, they reflect both the breadth and depth of Chambers’ expertise in international and Privy Council litigation.

This week’s judgments further reinforce Chambers’ well‐earned reputation as the go‐to set for Privy Council appeals. Read the judgments here:

Richard Taylor, Assistant Superintendent of Police v. Natalie Natasha Spring and another (Trinidad and Tobago)
Peter Knox KC successfully represented the Respondent: https://jcpc.uk/uploads/jcpc_2023_0103_judgment_33312f597c.pdf

Anthony Noel Hosein (formerly Anthony Noel Egbert) v. Attorney General of Trinidad and Tobago (Trinidad and Tobago)
Robert Strang successfully represented the Respondent: https://jcpc.uk/uploads/jcpc_2023_0067_judgment_d6237d37ef.pdf

Wolda Salamma Gardner v. Director of Public Prosecutions and another (Bermuda)
Tom Poole KC successfully represented the Respondents: https://jcpc.uk/uploads/jcpc_2024_0040_judgment_6ab8736401.pdf

To instruct us for appeals to the Privy Council please contact James Donovan at jamesdonovan@3harecourt.com