Price v Humphries
Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
Date | 1958 |
Court | Divisional Court |
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R David Michael Forsey (Claimant) The Northern Derbyshire Magistrates' Court (Defendant) Robert Stephen Palmer (First Interested Party) The Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills (Second Interested Party)
...it would represent a derogation from levels of scrutiny and transparency in the initiation of proceedings commented on by Devlin J in Price v Humphries [1958] 2 QB 353 at 358, a case where the issue of a summons would have been scrutinized by a Justice or Justice's clerk. 13 He also placed ......
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R (Uberoi and Another) v City of Westminster Magistrates' Court
...dealing offences without consent. Proceedings are “instituted” upon the laying of an information and the issue of a summons: see Price v Humphries [1958] 2 QB 353 and R v Bull 99 Cr App R 193. The present summonses would thus be a nullity if section 61(2) 6 It is submitted on behalf of the......
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...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......