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Gill v The Attorney General and Telecom Seychelles Limited (CS 75 of 2017) [2020] SCSC 387 (03 July 2020);
Delict: where the Government without permission of a landowner builds a road on the land, to the benefit of a license holder under the Broadcasting and Telecommunications Act 2000, such action amounts to a faute in relation to the Government. However, a landowner may not claim a delict against a license holder for damage to their property but must use the Broadcasting and Telecommunication Act 2000 to claim compensation arising from damage to their property by the licensee.