Cox v Army Council
| Jurisdiction | UK Non-devolved |
| Court | House of Lords |
| Judgment Date | 15 March 1962 |
| Date | 15 March 1962 |
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42 cases
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Air-India v Wiggins
...specific words to the contrary, an "offence-creating section" of an Act of Parliament (to borrow an expression used by this House in Cox v. Army Council [1963] A.C. 48) was not intended to make conduct taking place outside the territorial jurisdiction of the Crown an offence triable in an E......
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R v Warn
...to naval discipline and guilty of a civil offence was liable to conviction under the Act of 1957. Cox v. Army Council [1963] A.C. 48; [1962] 2 W.L.R. 950; [1962] 1 All E.R. 880, H.L.(E.) (2) That the provisions of section 8 of the Sexual Offences Act, 1957, applied to the court-martial “pro......
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Michael Rottman and The Governor of HMP Brixton and The Government of Germany
...law would be committed. 47 In support of that submission, she draws attention to the decision of the House of Lords in Cox v Army Council [1963] AC 48. The House of Lords was concerned with the question whether a soldier had committed a "civil offence", an act punishable by the law of Engla......
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DPP v Stonehouse
...payable by the said Insurers". 93The first submission of Mr. Blom-Cooper may be shortly stated: As Viscount Simonds, L.C. said in Cox v. Army Council [1963] A.C.48, at page 67, "… apart from those exceptional cases in which specific provision is made in regard to acts committed abroad, the......
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1 firm's commentaries
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Extra Territorial Effect Of Malaysian Law On Corporate Liability
...the contrary, an 'offence-creating section' of an Act of Parliament (to borrow an expression used by this House in Cox v Army Council [1962] 1 All ER 880; [1963] AC 48) was not intended to make conduct taking place outside the territorial jurisdiction of the Crown an offence triable in an E......
3 books & journal articles
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Table of Cases
...Association v Her Majesty the Queen, 2017 ONSC 7491............................................................ 37 Cox v Army Council, [1963] AC 48 .............................................................................172 CPRR No 02-2607/F2192, 19 October 2005 .............................
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An Agenda for Jurisdictional Law Reform
...sources include R v Keyn (1876), 2 Ex Div 63; R v Jameson , [1896] 2 QB 425; Arcadi v he King , [1932] SCR 158; Cox v Army Council , [1963] AC 48; Daniels v White and he Queen , [1968] SCR 517; Treacy v DPP , [1971] AC 537, 55 Cr App R 113, at 551 [ Treacy ]; Air India v Wiggins , [1980] 2 ......
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CROSS-BORDER MOTOR ACCIDENTS AND THE MOTOR VEHICLES
...abroad offences triable by English courts is even stronger.” 51 [1891] AC 455 at 478. See also Viscount Simonds in Cox v Army Council[1963] AC 48 at 67. 52 [1896] 2 QB 425 at 430. 53 This rule of interpretation has also been referred to as the presumption against extraterritorial criminalit......
