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This is the final court of appeal for the Turks and Caicos Islands.

To take an appeal to the Privy Council, the appellant must have been granted leave by the Court of Appeal whose decision is being appealed. In the absence of leave, permission to appeal must be granted by the Privy Council. In some cases, there is an appeal as of right and a slightly different procedure applies.

The Privy Council also has the jurisdiction, under section 85(6) of the Constitution to consider a request of the Governor under s 85(7) of the Constitution to remove a judge or Magistrate from office.

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March 1906
Reginald Charles Frith v Josiah Alexander Frith (Not available) [1906] UKPC 18 (21 March 1906) Parol evidence can prove additional consideration, but an ordinary agency is revocable and equity will not enforce personal service. Parol evidence – admissible to prove additional consideration not contradicting a written instrument; Agency – authority coupled with an interest; revocability of agency; Equity – injunction/specific performance not available to enforce personal service in ejectment.	21 March 1906

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March 1906

Reginald Charles Frith v Josiah Alexander Frith (Not available) [1906] UKPC 18 (21 March 1906)

Parol evidence can prove additional consideration, but an ordinary agency is revocable and equity will not enforce personal service.

Parol evidence – admissible to prove additional consideration not contradicting a written instrument; Agency – authority coupled with an interest; revocability of agency; Equity – injunction/specific performance not available to enforce personal service in ejectment.

21 March 1906