The Pontiac Pacific Junction, or the "Push, Pull, and Jerk" as locals affectionately called it, appealed to London's Privy Council, which concluded that Pontiac's claims were unfounded and that the region was therefore obligated to respect the clauses of the contract. The PPJ had just made a bitter enemy, but it had won.
The Pontiac Pacific Junction, known affectionately as "Push, Pull, and Jerk," petitioned London's Privy Council, which concluded that Pontiac's assertions were unfounded and thus required the region to adhere to the contract's stipulations. The PPJ had just antagonized a powerful foe but emerged triumphant.