Which statement about the Privy Council is true?

Which statement about the Privy Council is true?

• A. It is the final court of appeal for The Bahamas and is located in London
• B. It is the highest court within The Bahamas
• C. It is a police organization
• D. It handles land titles

Answer: (A)

The main idea is that the Privy Council historically functioned as the highest appellate court for The Bahamas, and it is based in London. This means it was the final place to appeal Bahamian court decisions, rather than being a Bahamian institution located locally. The other statements don’t fit because the highest Bahamian court is the local Supreme Court and Court of Appeal, not the Privy Council; it is not a police organization; and it does not handle land titles, which are dealt with by land registries and related courts.

The main idea is that the Privy Council historically functioned as the highest appellate court for The Bahamas, and it is based in London. This means it was the final place to appeal Bahamian court decisions, rather than being a Bahamian institution located locally. The other statements don’t fit because the highest Bahamian court is the local Supreme Court and Court of Appeal, not the Privy Council; it is not a police organization; and it does not handle land titles, which are dealt with by land registries and related courts.