R v Brisac
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Court | King's Bench Division |
| Year | 1803 |
| Date | 1803 |
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13 cases
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DPP v Doot
...cannabis, to show that there was then within the jurisdiction a conspiracy to import cannabis resin to which they were parties. 34In R. v. Brisac (1803) 4 East 165: 102 E.R. 792, where the captain and purser of a man-of-war were charged with conspiracy to cheat the Crown by the use of false......
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Public Prosecutor v Abdul Rashid and Others
...averment that the abetment took place in Malaysia, courts in Singapore had no jurisdiction to try this matter. In R v Brisac and Scott [1803] 4 East 164[] 102 ER 794 the court in England had to deal with the question as respects jurisdiction in conspiracy. The court held that although the a......
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AG v Garland
...DPP v DOOT & ORS 1973 AC 807 1973 2 WLR 532 1973 1 AER 940 R v BEST & ORS 91 ER 160 1705 1 SALK 174 R v BRISAC & SCOTT 102 ER 792 1803 4 EAST 164 R v BOWES UNREP 30.5.1787 (TRANSCRIPT NOT AVAILABLE) R v STONE 101 ER 684 1796 6 TERM REP 527 R v HARDY & ORS 1794 24 ST TR 199 R v HORNE TOOKE 1......
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Eui Ltd (t/a Admiral) v Vaughn Smith
...inference, deduced from certain acts of the parties accused, done in pursuance of an apparent purpose in common between them” — Brisac (1803) 4 East 164 at 171, cited with approval in Mulcahy v The Queen (1868) L.R. 3 H.L. 306 at 317. 52. All that is required is combination and common inten......
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