R v Perry

JurisdictionEngland & Wales
CourtCourt of Criminal Appeal
Date1909
Year1909

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15 cases
  • Wesley Mirjah Appellant v The Queen Respondent [Ecsc]
    • Grenada
    • Court of Appeal (Grenada)
    • October 13, 1972
    ...be proved that the man was dying, and there must be a settled hopeless expectation of death in the declarant". (Per Willes J. inReg v. Peel 2 F & F 21, approved by Lord Alverstone C.J. in delivering the judgment of the Court of Criminal Appeal in Rex, v. Perry (1909) 2 K.B. 697 at 703). On ......
  • Dean v R
    • Bahamas
    • Court of Appeal (Bahamas)
    • June 25, 2009
    ...which is imposed by a positive oath administered in a court of justice.” See paragraph 35–60 of Phipson on Evidence, 16th Edition. 31 In R v. Perry [1909] 2 K.B. 697, Lord Alverstone, CJ set out the principles of law to be applied by a judge when considering whether to admit a statement by ......
  • Clive Castello Rawlson Straugh Appellants v The Queen Respondent
    • St Vincent
    • Court of Appeal (Saint Vincent)
    • July 17, 2002
    ...whether it falls within some rigid and artificial category. 19 For example in R v Woodcock 1 Leach 500 which was cited and approved in R v Perry (1909) 2KB 697, 701; 2 Cr.App.R 267 Eyre CB declared that: "The general principle on which this species of evidence is admitted is that they are ......
  • Regina v Ambimp [1971–72] PNGLR 258
    • Papua New Guinea
    • Supreme Court
    • July 20, 1971
    ...R v Perkins (1840), 9 Car & P 395; 173 ER 884 at 885, R v Forrester (1866) 10 Cox CC 368, R v Osman (1881) 15 Cox CC 1 at 3, R v Perry [1909] 2 KB 697 at 701 and R v Donohoe (1962) 79 WN (NSW) 693 at 698 referred to.S32 of the Criminal Procedure Act of 1889 (Papua, adopted) merely supplemen......
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