R v Howeson
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1936 |
| Year | 1936 |
| Court | Court of Criminal Appeal |
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Sanja Elliot v R
...Wise (1922) 17 Cr App Rep 17); ( The Duke of Leinster (1923) 17 Cr App Rep 147); ( Davidson (1927) 20 Cr App Rep 66); and ( Howeson (1936) 25 Cr App Rep 167). Indeed in ( Joseph Greenberg (1929) 21 Cr App Rep 106), the Lord Chief Justice said ( (1929) 21 Cr App Rep at p 106): ‘It is only in......
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R v Watton
...submission is reading altogether too much in that decision. 14 It is also worthy of note that in a later decision, Howeson and Hardy, 25 Cr. App. R. 167, which the industry of Mr. Justice Ackner unearthed, a conclusion seems to have been reached, which is contrary to the submission which Mr......
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KING v. KEERALA
...on the grounds stated above This court does not grant applications for bail in the absence of exceptional circumstances (vide 25 Criminal Appeal Reports 167). As regards the third ground, I may observe that the accused has applied to this Court for legal aid stating he has no means to retai......
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