Percy v DPP
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Judgment Date | 31 July 1992 |
| Date | 31 July 1992 |
| Court | Queen's Bench Division (Administrative Court) |
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46 cases
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Percy v Hall
...The first appeal was allowed, the second dismissed. 33The court's judgment on that occasion was given by Woolf, L.J. and is reported: [1993] QB 473. The argument had extended over five days and the great bulk of it, together with most of the judgment, was concerned with the important quest......
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Boddington v British Transport Police
...their considering a challenge to the validity of a byelaw: pp. 391D-393D, per Lloyd J. 32 In Bugg v. Director of Public Prosecutions [1993] Q.B. 473 the Divisional Court departed from this trend of authority. They expressed the view, at p. 493, that "except in the "flagrant" and "outrageous......
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Danville Walker v Contractor-General
...by the decision in Boddington v British Transport Police [1999] 2AC 143 where doubt was cast on Bugg v Director of Public Prosecutions [1993] 2 ALL ER 815. The court held that the principle is that in a criminal trial, it should be open to raise the relevant point before the magistrate. Whe......
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3 books & journal articles
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Recent Judicial Decisions
...RAFAlconbury as a trespasser in circumstances whereby a breach of the peace was reasonablyapprehended.In Bugg v. DPP (1993) 157JP 673; [1993] QB 473 the Divisional Court held that theRAF Alconbury bye-laws were ultra vires (beyond the powers), consequently it was notpossible to proceed agai......
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The Theory of the Second Actor Revisited
...Steyn.18This passage from Administrative Law 9 ed (2004) 700–701 has been twice judiciallyapproved (Bugg v Director of Public Prosecutions[1993] QB 473 at 499 (Woolf LJ and Pill J) and inR v Wicks [1998]AC 92 at 121 (Lord Hoffmann)). The context of this passage is the exercise ofdiscretion ......
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Recent Judicial Decisions
...herself by entering RAF Alconbury asa trespasser in circumstances whereby a breach of the peace was reasonably appre-hended.In Bugg v DPP [1993] QB 473 the Divisional Court held that the RAF Alconburyby-laws were ultra vires (beyond the powers), consequently it was not possible toproceed ag......