R v Phillips; R v Quayle
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Court | Court of Criminal Appeal |
| Date | 1938 |
| Year | 1938 |
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... ... The situation is far removed from that which existed in case such as Gee, Bibby and Dunscombe [1936] 2 K.B. 442 , Phillips a nd Quayle [1939] 1 K.B. 63 and Wharmby, Lindley and Lindley (1946) 31 Cr. App. Rep. 174 , where the departure from the requirements of the ... ...
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R v Ali Bahbahani
...examined by Robin Cooke in his article, between pages 104 and 105. The cases he examined include R v Gee [1936] 2 KB 442 and R v Phillips [1939] 1 KB 63. But the point is that where the committal for trial on indictment was invalidated by a fundamental flaw, it followed that the bill of ind......
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Tiwari v State of Trinidad and Tobago
...necessarily be fatal to the committal. The situation is far removed from that which existed in cases such as Rex v Gee [1936] 2 KB 442; Rex v Phillips [1939] 1 KB 63 and Rex v Wharmby (1946) 31 Cr App R 174, where the departure from the requirements of the Indictable Offences Act 1848 (1......
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Committal Proceedings
...rule is that the committal proceedings should be held in the presence of the accused. This point was decided in R v Phillips and Quayle [1939] 1 K.B. 63 in which the Court held that where evidence is taken in the absence of the accused, the committal proceedings will be invalid. In Antigua ......