R v Clayton-Wright
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1948 |
| Year | 1948 |
| Court | Court of Criminal Appeal |
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10 cases
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R v Kray
...evidence of one would be admissible on the trial of the other, but it is clear that the Rule is not restricted to such cases. Thus in R. v. Clayton-Wright (1948 2 All England Reports 763) the accused was convicted on four counts, namely, arson of a vessel; arson of the same vessel with int......
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R v Ludlow
...admissible on the trial of the other, but it is clear that the rule is not restricted to such cases." 24They referred to the facts of R. v. Clayton-Wright [1948] 2 All.E.R. 763 and cited a passage from the judgment of Lord Goddard C.J. in that case at page 765 where he said: "One test which......
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R v Malachi Lloyd Williams
...Lords in Ludlow. Two relevant points emerge from Kray. The first is the citation of a passage from the judgment of Lord Goddard CJ in R v Clayton Wright [1948] 2 All ER 763 where the defendant had made claims against underwriters by setting fire to a vessel (charged also as arson) and false......
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