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The Supreme Court of the United Kingdom

We are the final court of appeal in the UK for civil cases, and for criminal cases from England, Wales and Northern Ireland. The Supreme Court hears cases of the greatest public or constitutional importance affecting the whole population.

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LISTINGS

Upcoming

  • The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council

    Judgment

    22 February 2026

    Lutchmienarine Ragoonanan and 8 others (Respondents) v Vashti Ramlal and 2 others (Appellants) (Trinidad and Tobago)

    Lord Reed,

    Lord Briggs,

    Lord Hamblen,

    Lord Leggatt,

    Lady Rose

    Did the Court of Appeal err in overturning the High Court’s findings of fact in relation to the rights of the Appellants to various parts of the deceased’s estate?


  • The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council

    Hearing

    24 February 2026

    Michael Siew Loong Ng (Appellant) v Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (Respondent)

    Lord Sales,

    Lord Burrows,

    Lady Simler

    (1) Whether the admissions made by the Appellant before the Disciplinary Committee of the Respondent (the “Disciplinary Committee”) should be vacated on appeal? (2) Whether “new” evidence produced by the Appellant since the original hearing should be admissible?


  • UK Supreme Court

    Judgment

    25 February 2026

    Boyd (Respondent) v Public Prosecution Service for Northern Ireland (Appellant)

    Lord Lloyd-Jones,

    Lord Burrows,

    Lord Stephens,

    Lady Simler,

    Sir Declan Morgan

    What are the circumstances in which a District Judge in Magistrates’ Courts in Northern Ireland may reopen a case in which sentence has been passed in order to impose a different outcome, under the power the power of the Magistrates’ Court to ‘vary or rescind’ a sentence or order under Article 158A of the Magistrates’ Courts (Northern Ireland) Order 1981?


  • UK Supreme Court

    Judgment

    25 February 2026

    THG Plc (Respondent) v Zedra Trust Company (Jersey) Ltd (Appellant)

    Lord Hodge,

    Lord Lloyd-Jones,

    Lord Briggs,

    Lord Burrows,

    Lord Richards

    Is there a statutory limitation period applicable to a claim under section 994 of the Companies Act 2006? If so, what is that period?


  • The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council

    Hearing

    2 March 2026

    Fay Chang Rhule (Appellant) v Angela Smith and another (Respondents) (Jamaica)

    Lord Sales,

    Lord Lloyd-Jones,

    Lord Briggs,

    Lady Rose,

    Lord Richards

    Is there a duty on an Attorney-at-Law to look behind a foreign power of attorney which is regular on its face and satisfies the relevant statutory provisions, and contains no express requirement on its face to look behind it?



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