Price v Humphries
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Court | Divisional Court |
| Year | 1958 |
| Date | 1958 |
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34 cases
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R v Bull
...the power of arrest before consent is given. The conventional meaning of "instituted" is "begun by summons" or "charged" (see Price v Humphries [1958] 2 QB 353) and does not need to be enlarged in the 1974 Act, which contains no power of arrest. The purported consent of the Director of Publ......
- Anderton v Frost
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Bates v Brady
...1966 FOOT & MOUTH DISEASE ORDER 1956 SI 324/1956 AG, PEOPLE V GRIFFIN 1974 IR 416 STONE JUSTICES MANUAL 103ED 1971 362 PRICE V HUMPHRIES 1958 2 QB 353 ROYAL V PRESCOTT CLARKE 1966 1 WLR 788 DCR 1997 O.12 r17 MAGEE V O'DEA 1994 1 IR 500 Synopsis: CRIMINAL LAW Judicial review Certiorari -......
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Rockall v Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
...behalf of the respondent, raised no objection. 9 Mr Lamming's submission is based fairly and squarely on a decision of this court in Price –v- Humphries [1958] 3 WLR 304. The question in that case was whether or not the prosecution had proved that the relevant proceedings had been "institut......
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Recent Judicial Decisions
...authority or consent of some particu-lar officer such as the Director of Public Prosecutions or some otherperson. Price v. Humphries (1958, 3W.L.R.304) raised a questionof how and to what extent the prosecution is required to prove theexistence of such authority and consent as part of its c......
