R v Cheltenham Justices, ex parte Secretary of State for Trade
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1977 |
| Year | 1977 |
| Court | Divisional Court |
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16 cases
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R v Derby Magistrates' Court, ex parte B
...correct the appellant was clearly at the scene and would on either version have had the opportunity to know what happened. 29In Reg. v. Cheltenham Justices, Ex parte Secretary of State for Trade [1977] 1 W.L.R. 95, Lord Widgery C.J. made it clear that it was not open to the defence to obta......
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DPP v Senior Resident Magistrate for the Corporate Area
...a subpoena may be set aside where the material that it requires to be produced is prima facie inadmissible: R v Cheltenham JJ ex parte Secretary of State for Trade [1977] 1 WLR 95. Thirdly, a subpoena is liable to be set aside if the proposed document or evidence it requires is adjudged to......
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M v Director of Legal Aid Casework The Lord Chancellor (1st Interested Party) The Helen Bamber Foundation (2nd Interested Party)
...and admissible. A summons requiring the production of material which is not prima facie admissible is liable to be set aside: see R v Cheltenham Justices, ex parte LC for Trade [1977] 1 WLR 95. And in R v Derby Magistrates' Courtex parte B [1996] AC 487, where the legislation in question al......
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A Wallace v Paul Devine, Kieran Kelly and Roger Alexander McLaughlin
...well-settled and quite constrictive. Girvan, J recalls the case of R v Cheltenham Justices, ex p Secretary of State for Trade [1977] 1 All ER 460 where Lord Widgery LCJ made it clear that it was not open to the defence to obtain a witness summons in a magistrates’ court to secure discovery ......
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