Mobile Phone in UK Law
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Red 12 Trading Ltd v HM Revenue and Customs
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Further in determining what it was that the taxpayer knew or ought to have known the tribunal is entitled to look at the totality of the deals effected by the taxpayer (and their characteristics), and at what the taxpayer did or omitted to do, and what it could have done, together with the surrounding circumstances in respect of all of them.
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R v Saqib Jabber
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The correct approach is to ask whether a reasonable jury, properly directed, would be entitled to draw an adverse inference. To draw an adverse inference from a combination of factual circumstances necessarily does involve the rejection of all realistic possibilities consistent with innocence. The correct test is the conventional test of what a reasonable jury would be entitled to conclude.
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Shobna Gulati and Others v MGN Ltd
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A mobile telephone account comes with a voicemail box in which the account holder can receive, and listen to, voice messages left by callers when he or she does not answer the phone. The messages can be retrieved from the phone itself, or by ringing in from an outside line. The mailbox can be protected from an unauthorised person ringing and listening to voicemail messages by a PIN code.
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Re Attorney General's Reference (No.152 of 2002); R v Robert Charles Cooksley
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Having referred to the aggravating factors, the Panel deals with specific situations which have been considered in recent authorities. One such situation is what the Panel describes as "avoidable distractions". The example given, supported by the case of Browning [2002] 1 CAR (S), 377 is the use of mobile phones when driving. In Browning the defendant was a lorry driver who veered of the road and killed a man in a lay-by while sending a text message.
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Laurent Wa Mundeba v Entry Clearance Officer ? Nairobi
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In so far as a comparison is made with other children in his country of origin, it is a factor (albeit not a conclusive one) that his circumstances would appear to be reasonably catered for despite the loss of his parents.
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The Queen v Steven Smith, Wayne Clarke, Bryan Hall & Jonathan Dodd
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This court rejected the submission of the Crown that those provisions were justified in case the defendant graduated to contact offences. Preventive these orders are; it does not follow that anything is permissible. It is not legitimate to impose multiple prohibitions on a defendant just in case he commits a different kind of offence. There must be an identifiable risk of contact offences before this kind of prohibition can be justified.
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R v Bakish Alla Khan ; R v Lewthwaite
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Our conclusion is, as already expressed, that the fact that a police juror may seem likely to favour the evidence of a fellow police officer will not, automatically, lead to the appearance that he favours the prosecution. If the police evidence is not challenged or does not form an important part of the prosecution case, we do not consider that it will normally do so.
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Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000
......has unlawfully intercepted a telephone conversation with a third party,. either the employee or the third party ...It does not. extend to pager or mobile phone signals; the interception of those. communications is governed by ......
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The Wireless Telegraphy (Mobile Repeater) (Exemption) (Amendment) Regulations 2019
......“(e)“(e) “IR2102.1” means section “IR2102.1: Minimum requirements for the use of: static mobile phone repeaters for indoor use” contained within the document entitled “UK Interface Requirement 2102 – Licence exempt static indoor and low gain ......
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The Wireless Telegraphy (Mobile Repeater) (Exemption) Regulations 2018
......(e) “IR2102.1” means section “2102.1: Minimum requirements for the use of: static mobile phone repeaters for indoor use” contained within the document with title “UK Interface Requirements IR2102 - Licence exempt static indoor and low gain ......
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The Electronic Monitoring (Approved Devices) (Scotland) Regulations 2020
......(b) transmits information to a remote server via a mobile phone network or a telephone line, and. (c) is intended to be installed in ......
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The Mobile Phone Revolution
Cellular technology has opened the way for a rapid increase in mobile phone usage. Cellular radio is described and its take‐up rate outlined.
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Factors affecting LIS Israeli students’ mobile phone use: an exploratory study
Purpose: Although the mobile phone is a popular gadget, only a few studies have examined the relationships between personality characteristics and mobile phone use. This study aims to integrate and...
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Security aspects of mobile phone virus: a critical survey
Purpose: The paper's aim is to provide information about mobile viruses for end‐users or organizations and recommend useful tips of how individuals can protect their mobile phones from the intrusio...
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Mobile phone messaging to increase communication and collaboration within the university community
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to share a lecturer’s viewpoint on using mobile phone messaging tools to increase levels of cooperation and collaboration with students and the wider universit...
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FCA Fines Retail Giant For Mobile Phone Insurance Mis-selling
Last week, mobile phone retail giant, The Carphone Warehouse (the “Firm”), was fined £29,107,600 by the FCA for pressure-selling its mobile phone insurance and technical support product known as “G...
- No Phone Zone: Mobile Phone Bans To Improve Safeguarding And Behaviour
- No Phone Zone: Mobile Phone Bans To Improve Safeguarding And Behaviour
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UK ICO Issues Unprecedented Fine Against Mobile Phone Retailer for Lax Security
On January 8, 2017, the UK Information Commissioner issued an unprecedented monetary penalty of 400,000 pounds against British mobile phone retailer, The Car Phone Warehouse Limited. Following an a...
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Chapter EIM21779
......In most circumstances the provision of one mobile ‘phone to a director or employee for private use is exempt from charge. ......
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Chapter EIM32945
.... . . Employer provided mobile phone. There is no benefit charge on an employer provided mobile phone, ......
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Chapter DMBM511130
...... with equipment to enable them to do this, part of which is a mobile phone. When out on call, there is often a need to use their phones, this ......
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Chapter EIM21778
......For details on the rules for the taxation of mobile phones provided before 6 April 2006 - see EIM21780. Changes to the ......