R v Bywaters ; R v Thompson

JurisdictionEngland & Wales
Year1922
Date1922
CourtCourt of Criminal Appeal
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8 cases
  • Harris v DPP
    • United Kingdom
    • House of Lords
    • 9 Abril 1952
    ... ... The King [1949] A.C. 182 at p. 191, in commenting on what Lord Sumner had said in Thompson v. Director of Public Prosecutions [1918] A.C. 221 at p. 232, "An accused person need set up no defence other than a general ... 17 (page 566) ... 18 I do not find anything in the report of the cases of Bywaters and Thompson , 17 Criminal Appeal Reports, pages 66 and 71, which could be read as extending the principle of Makin's case ... 19 ... ...
  • Harris v DPP
    • United Kingdom
    • House of Lords
    • 9 Abril 1952
    ... ... The King [1949] A.C. 182 at p. 191, in commenting on what Lord Sumner had said in Thompson v. Director of Public Prosecutions [1918] A.C. 221 at p. 232, "An accused person need set up no defence other than a general ... 17 (page 566) ... 18 I do not find anything in the report of the cases of Bywaters and Thompson , 17 Criminal Appeal Reports, pages 66 and 71, which could be read as extending the principle of Makin's case ... 19 ... ...
  • DPP v Pringle (No 2)
    • Ireland
    • Court of Criminal Appeal
    • 16 Mayo 1995
  • People (Attorney-General) v Murtagh
    • Ireland
    • Supreme Court
    • 1 Enero 1968
    ...must be imposed. I would dismiss the appeal. (1) Before Haugh, McLoughlin and Kenny JJ. (1) [1929] I. R. 526. (2) [1955] I. R. 324. (2) 17 Cr. App. R. 66. (1) [1951] 2 Q. B. (1) [1947] K. B. 194. (1) [1963] N. I. 11. (1) Before ÓDálaigh ó dálaigh, Haugh and Walsh JJ. ...
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