DETAILED TIMELINE OF MAJOR EVENTS
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GOVERNING DOCUMENTS

ORIGINAL METAXIDES LAWSUIT (2006)

CONSENT ORDER (2009)

COLLINS LAWSUIT (2009)

APPLICATION FOR JOINDER (2010)

LAWSUIT AGAINST CONSENT ORDER (2010)

INJUNCTIVE ORDER (2010)

COUNTERCLAIMS (2011)

APPEAL OF JUDGMENT (2012-2013)

SECURITY OF COSTS OF APPEAL (2012)

APPEAL TO PRIVY COUNCIL (2013)

 

 

 

 PRIVY COUNCIL - COURT OF FINAL APPEAL BY SPCA & METAXIDES


Summary of Appeal to Privy Council (the highest court, like the Supreme Court in the US):

SPCA was granted leave to file an Appeal with the Privy Council in England, "as of right", while Metaxides was denied leave to appeal.  Metaxides is now taking his request for leave to the Privy Council for "special leave", claiming this matter is of great public importance.

If SPCA and Metaxides are successful, the matter will return to the Court of Appeals to continue arguing the remaining 33 points of law which are being appealed.  If the Plaintiffs are successful, then the lawsuit is final and cannot be further appealed.

 

Detailed Information

 

Memorandum: Charles to SPCA Confirming BoD Decision to Appeal to Privy Council - May 3, 2013
Gail Lockhart-Charles explains why she doesn't agree with the unanimous verdict of the Court of Appeal, and why she supports the BoD's same-day decision to Appeal to Privy Council.
 

SPCA: Notice of Application for Leave to Appeal to Privy Council - May 22, 2013
Metaxides: Notice of Intention to Appeal to the Privy Council - May 22, 2013
Metaxides: Notice of Application for Leave to Appeal to Privy Counciil - May 22, 2013

 

Court of Appeals Ruling Regarding Costs, Privy Council, Fresh Evidence - June 11, 2013
SPCA is granted Leave to Appeal to the Privy Council "as of right" due to meeting a monetary threshold, while Metaxides is denied Leave to Appeal. 

 

Metaxides Applies to the Privy Council for Special Leave to Appeal

Silver Point Applies to the Privy Council for Final Leave to Appeal

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