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The Roman Catholic Church has emerged victorious in a lengthy legal battle with a family over control of a property on Monos Island used for its sea scouting activities.
Delivering a decision, late last month, three Law Lords of the United Kingdom-based Privy Council refused siblings Martha and Dean Joseph leave to pursue a final appeal in their lawsuit against the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Port-of-Spain.
In their failed appeal, the siblings were claiming that High Court Judge Eleanor Donaldson-Honeywell and three Court of Appeal Judges got it wrong when they dismissed their case and upheld the RC Church’s claim to the property.
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