R v Collett ; R v Furminger ; R v Nazari ; R v Pope ; R v Bandar
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Judge | MR JUSTICE LATHAM,LORD JUSTICE NOLAN,MR JUSTICE TUCKEY |
| Judgment Date | 21 October 1993 |
| Judgment citation (vLex) | [1993] EWCA Crim J1021-15 |
| Docket Number | No. 90/4754/W3-90/4758/W3 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Criminal Division) |
| Date | 21 October 1993 |
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4 cases
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The Mayor & Burgess of the London Borough of Newham v Thames Magistrates' Court
...of the impact on the failure to serve an enforcement notice on the criminal proceedings, reliance is placed on the case of R v Collett [1994] 1 WLR 475, which related to the previous legislation but where the sections referred to in the passage I am about to cite reflect respectively sectio......
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R. v Tang Ying Yip And Anothers
...the presumption of the criminal law that mens rea must be present can, in cases such as these, be displaced: see Reg. v. Collett [1994]1 WLR 475 at 30. In my judgment there is no requirement that a land owner must be shown to have been responsible for an unauthorized development before he c......
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R. v Tang Ying Hei
...the presumption of the criminal law that mens rea must be present can, in cases such as these, be displaced: see Reg. v. Collett [1994]1 WLR 475 at 30. In my judgment there is no requirement that a land owner must be shown to have been responsible for an unauthorized development before he c......
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Hksar v Vily Field Investment Ltd
...ingredient: the presumption of the criminal law that mens rea must be present can, in cases such as these, be displaced: see R v Collett [1994] 1 WLR 475 at 27. Mr Pang, however, argues that the statutory defences provided for in section 23(9), except for section 23(9)(a), are not true defe......
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Court of Appeal
...or cause or permit the useofland incontraventionofan enforcement notice by which that use is required tobe discontinued. In R v Collett[1994]1 WLR 475, the question put to theCourtofAppeal was whether an offence under the subsection is oneofstrict liability or whether it is necessary to est......