Jones v Sherwood
Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
Year | 1942 |
Date | 1942 |
Court | Divisional Court |
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4 cases
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Jacob Hendrich Prai and Otto Ondawame v An Officer of The Government of Papua New Guinea (No 1) [1979] PNGLR 1
...Ex parte Witherick [1932] 1 KB 450; as also is an information alleging that a person did assault or beat another: Jones v Sherwood [1942] 1 KB 127; as also is an information charging the sale of food which was not of the nature or not of the substance or not of the quality demanded by the p......
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Rex v Foord
...specify the offence of which the applicant was convicted. See Rex v Schech (supra); Rex v Wilmot (24 C.A.R. 63); Rex v Sherwood (1942, 1 K.B. 127); Rex v Wells (91 L.T. 98); Rex v van Rensburg (1931 OPD 183); Rex v Nte (1935, E.D.L. 305); and cf. Rex v Somni (1946 OPD 1); Rex v Phiri (1947 ......
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Brandner v. Alberta (Solicitor General and Minister of Public Security) et al.,
...394, refd to. [para. 43]. Chopra v. Eaton (T.) Co. et al. (1999), 240 A.R. 201; 1999 ABQB 201, refd to. [para. 50]. Jones v. Sherwood, [1942] 1 K.B. 127, refd to. [para. Dix v. Canada (Attorney General) et al. (2002), 315 A.R. 1; 2002 ABQB 580, refd to. [para. 53]. Crampton v. Walton et al.......
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Attorney General (Mahony) v Hourigan
...Solicitor's Journal, p. 294. (3) [This paragraph contained the note of this case given in the Irish Law Times. The case is reported in [1942] 1 K. B. 127. There, the appellant was charged with, and was convicted of, having committed an assault or battery, and the conviction was held bad as ......
1 books & journal articles
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Divisional Court
...'assault by beating' where force is used and 'assault by threatening'23 JournalofCriminal Lawwhere it is not. In Jones v Sherwood[1942]1 KB 127, a charge that theappellant 'did unlawfully assault or beat' the victim was held to be bad forduplicity. In Fax v Dingley[1967]1 WLR 379, the joind......