Giebler v Manning
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Year | 1906 |
| Date | 1906 |
| Court | Divisional Court |
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9 cases
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The Police Federation v The Commissioner of The Independent Commission of Investigations
...empowered the 1 st respondent and his investigative staff to arrest and charge police officers. Counsel further argued in reliance on Giebler v Manning [1906] 1 KB 709 and R v Rollins, that the right to prosecute exists for all private citizens except where the class of persons competent t......
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Steadroy C. O. Benjamin Appellant v [1] The Commissoner of Police [2] Attorney General of Antigua and Barbuda Respondents [ECSC]
...reasons, I would dismiss the appeal. Janice Pereira Justice of Appeal 1 Cap. 330, Revised Laws of Antigua and Barbuda 1992. 2 Giebler v Manning [1906] 1 K.B. 709 ; Regina (Gladstone Plc) v Manchester City Magistrates' Court [2005] 1 W.L.R. 3 [1959] 1 Q.B. 283 4 At page 285. 5 Grenada Ci......
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Ewing v Davis
...cited for that proposition, which I will analyse in due course, are Coles v Coulton [1860] 24 JP 596, Back v Homes [1887] 51 JP 693, Giebler v Manning [1906] 1 KB 709 and Lake v Smith [1911] 76 JP 71. The editor goes on to observe: "In modern language, the test may be restated by identifyin......
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Albert Diah v R
...appearing after his name merely assist in identifying him. As was pointed out in Rex v Chin, citing an extract from the judgment in Giebler v Manning (1906) 1 KB 709, the additional words may be considered “mere surplusage and did not invalidate the proceedings” (see page 32 of Rex v 135 A......
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