DPP v Phillips
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Court | King's Bench Division |
| Year | 1935 |
| Date | 1935 |
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16 cases
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Re Titan Marketing Gesellschaft; Senator Hanseatische Verwaltungsgesellschaft mbH
...point of distinction to be drawn between the present scheme and that held to be an unlawful lottery by the Divisional Court in DPP v Phillips [1935] 1 KB 391. As I understood him Mr Bannister in the end did not seriously suggest that this case was distinguishable; his main submission being ......
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Atkinson v Murrell
...chance that the chain would not be broken before his name reached the top of the list, the scheme was a lottery. Director of Public Prosecutions v. Phillips [1935] 1 K.B. 391, D.C. and Barnes v. Strathern, 1929 J.C. 41 applied. (2) That, although in a lottery a participant had to pay for hi......
- Lim Seah Pong v PP
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The Secretary of State for Business Enterprise and Regulatory Reform v Amway (Uk) Ltd
...foundation calling the scheme “a lottery” was a direct application (as the judgment itself makes clear) of the decision in DPP v Phillips [1935] 1 KB 391. In that case a company bought a quantity of note cases for the equivalent of 7.5 pence each. These note cases were then sold to the publ......
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Notes on Recent Crime
...two men received four years' penal servitude.An important Lottery Act decision-DirectorofPublicProsecutionsv. Phillips, reported 51 T.L.R.54-shouldbenoted.TheHigh Court decided that "chain"selling ofarticles in such a way that sellers draw commission till thechain is broken, is a lottery an......
