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PARTIAL RELIEF - Fees waived, but lawyers still question access to UK-based Privy Council
Two noted attorneys have welcomed the United Kingdom’s (UK) decision to waive visa fees for Jamaicans travelling to argue cases before the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council (JCPC) but remain critical of the requirement that locals still need a visa to access their highest court.
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UK Privy Council eases visa process for persons appealing cases
Jamaicans and other Commonwealth citizens taking their cases to the United Kingdom-based Judicial Committee of the Privy Council (JCPC) can now obtain their visas without…
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Jamaican Government welcomes UK Privy Council decision to scrap visa fees for Commonwealth citizens
The Jamaican government has praised a UK Privy Council decision to scrap visa fees for Commonwealth citizens, marking a significant relief for Jamaicans seeking justice at the…
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PARTIAL RELIEF - Fees waived, but lawyers still question access to UK-based Privy Council
Two noted attorneys have welcomed the United Kingdom’s (UK) decision to waive visa fees for Jamaicans travelling to argue cases before the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council…
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British High Commissioner welcomes new Privy Council visa process for litigants
British High Commissioner to Jamaica, Alicia Herbert, is among those welcoming the decision by the Privy Council to waive fees for litigants and legal teams appearing before the…