Brend v Wood

JurisdictionEngland & Wales
Date1946
CourtDivisional Court
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  • Charles v Skeete
    • Guyana
    • Court of Appeal (Guyana)
    • 6 Mayo 1978
    ...and statutory instruments such as clause 14(1). In Brend v. Wood, Lord Goddard, C.J. followed this identical approach when he said [ (1946) 175 L.T. 306, at p. 307]:– “It is of the utmost importance for the protection of the liberty of the subject that a court should always bear in mind tha......
  • S v Coetzee and Others
    • South Africa
    • Invalid date
    ...rule applicable to criminal cases is actus non facit reum nisi mens sit rea, and I venture to repeat what I said in Brend v Wood [(1946) 62 TLR 462 at 463]: "It is of the utmost importance for the protection of the liberty of the subject that a court should always bear in mind that, unless ......
  • S v Coetzee and Others
    • South Africa
    • Invalid date
    ...rule applicable to criminal cases is actus non facit reum nisi mens sit rea, and I venture to repeat what I said in Brend v Wood [(1946) 62 TLR 462 at 463]: "It is of the utmost importance for the protection of the liberty of the subject that a court should always bear in mind that, unless ......
  • S v Coetzee and Others
    • South Africa
    • Constitutional Court
    • 19 Marzo 1996
    ...rule applicable to criminal cases is actus non facit reum nisi mens sit rea, and I venture to repeat what I said in Brend v Wood [(1946) 62 TLR 462 at 463]: "It is of the utmost importance for the protection of the liberty of the subject that a court should always bear in mind that, unless ......
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