R v Hall
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1963 |
| Court | Court of Appeal |
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11 cases
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P v Judges of the Circuit Court
...cases cannot be read without keeping at least one eye on the very substantial changes in social attitudes over time. 30 In R. v. Hall [1964] 1 Q.B. 273, the Court of Appeal (per Lord Parker C.J.), having reviewed earlier authorities, concluded:- ‘This Court has come to the conclusion that ......
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Crampton v R
...unless it was incapable of any other construction.’ 62 Two relatively recent decisions in New South Wales are to a similar effect. In R v Page66 the Court of Criminal Appeal adopted the approach of Scarman LJ in Preece67 but as a concession was made on that matter by the Crown there the que......
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PP v Judges of the Circuit Court
...and are so to an impermissible extent. It is true that this is an issue on which there are conflicting English authorities: R. v. Hall [1964] 1 Q.B. 273, holding that consent was not a required element, while R. v. Preece and Howell [1977] Q.B. 370 taking the contrary view. It is pointed ou......
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R v Francis (Colin)
...of gross indecency with, and not a case of gross indecency towards or vice versa. Indeed the case to which this court has been referred of R. v. Hall (1964) 1 Q.B. 273, though dealing with a very different situation, really supports this view because it was there held that the word 'with' i......
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