R v Dalloway
Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
Date | 1847 |
Court | Court of Criminal Appeal |
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4 cases
- R v Simon Austin Hamilton
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R v H
...arguably his voluntary act of stepping under D's wheels; it was not the fact of D driving. The court dismisses the analogy to the case of Dalloway (1847) 2 Cox C.C. 273. In that case, D had been driving his horse and spring cart without holding the reins and had knocked down a young child w......
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R v Williams (Jason)
...that morally blameworthy conduct was required: see Russell on Crime (12 edit 1964) at pages 18 to 25. We agree with Miss Whitehouse that R v Dalloway (1847) 2 Cox CC 273 (to which she initially referred us) is not clear authority for the general proposition that there must be a blameworthy......
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R v Kuka Ca
... ... 31 These cases demonstrate that a range of standards of probability might be applied. An even lower standard was seemingly applied in R v Dalloway (1847) 2 Cox CC 273 , where Erle J held that if the accused “could” have saved the victim by performing a particular action, then he was guilty of manslaughter. The word “could” implies that it need only have been a possibility that the omitted action would have saved the victim. This is ... ...