R v Maidstone Crown Court, ex parte Lever
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Year | 1995 |
| Date | 1995 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Criminal Division) |
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21 cases
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R (Stevens) v Truro Magistrates' Court
...may be estreated in whole or in part. Butler-Sloss LJ has set out the position succinctly in her judgment in R v Maidstone Crown Court ex p Lever [1995] 1 WLR 928, 930: "The general principle is that the purpose of a recognisance is to bring the defendant to court for trial. The basis of es......
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Choudhry v Birmingham Crown Court
...with a summons." 15 The principles governing the forfeiture of recognizance were reviewed by the Court of Appeal in R v Maidstone Crown Court ex parte Lever and Connell [1996] 1 Cr.App.R 524. They include the following: "(a) The purpose of a recognizance is to bring the defendant to court f......
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R v Stipendiary Magistrate for Leicestershire and Another
...referred to separate consideration being necessary, both to culpability and to the surety's ability to pay in full. 43 In R. v. Maidstone Crown Court, Ex parte Lever, [1995] 1 WLR 928, Butler-Sloss LJ said this at 930F: "The general principle is that the purpose of a recognizance is to brin......
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R v Stipendiary Magistrate for Leicestershire and Another
...referred to separate consideration being necessary, both to culpability and to the surety's ability to pay in full. 40 In R. v. Maidstone Crown Court, Ex parte Lever, [1995] 1 WLR 928, Butler-Sloss LJ said this at 930F: "The general principle is that the purpose of a recognizance is to brin......
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