Elias v Pasmore
Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
Court | King's Bench Division |
Date | 1934 |
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...2004 1 ILRM 178 2003/23/5416 BEATTY v RENT TRIBUNAL 2006 2 IR 191 2006 1 ILRM 164 2005/4/623 2005 IESC 66 ELIAS v PASMORE 1934 AER 380 1934 2 KB 164 1934 50 TLR 196 CHIC FASHIONS (WEST WALES) LTD v JONES 1968 1 AER 229 1968 2 QB 299 1968 2 WLR 20 GHANI v JONES 1969 3 All ER 1700 1970 1 QB 6......
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Chic Fashions (West Wales) Ltd v Jones
...abstraction or destruction of the evidence, without which a trial would be no more than an empty form". 21I must mention, however, Elias v. Pasmore, 1934, 2 King's Bench, p. 64. A man called Hannington made a speech in Trafalgar Square which was said to be seditious. A warrant was issu......
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3 books & journal articles
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Public policy and private illegality in the pursuit of evidence
...262.182. Pringle vBremner and Stirling (1867) 5 Macph (HL) 55.183. See, e.g., RvDerrington (1826) 2 C & P 418. In Elias vPasmore [1934] 2 KB 164, Horridge J held that police, who illegallyseized evidence later admitted in a criminal trial, could not be sued for trespass. Cf. Ghani vJone......
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Book Reviews
...‘The Executive and the Anti-Terrorist Legislation of 1939’ [1980] PublicLaw 16.6Duncan v. Jones [1936] 1 K.B. 218; Elias v. Pasmore [1934] 2 K.B. 164; Thomas v.Sawkins [1935] 2 K.B. 249, and the Incitement to Disaffection Act 1934 and thePublic Order Act 1936.ßBlackwell Publishers Ltd more ......
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Reviews
...thought dubious. Forexample, the police were allowed to seize property by reference to subsequentjustification in Elias vPasmore [1934] 2 KB 164, and to restrict public meetings bygiving discretion to police officers which makes reference to previous and not justcurrent circumstances in Dun......