R v Secretary of State for the Home Department, ex parte Chinoy

JurisdictionEngland & Wales
Judgment Date10 April 1991
Date10 April 1991
CourtQueen's Bench Division (Administrative Court)
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  • Gordon v DPP
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    • Supreme Court
    • 7 June 2002
    ...have been set aside. Citations: G V DPP 1994 1 IR 374 ADAM V MIN FOR JUSTICE 2001 2 ILRM 452 R V SECRETARY OF STATE , EX PARTE CHINOY 1991 COD 381 O" CALLAGHAN V O" HUADHAIGH 1977 IR 42 FLYNN V DPP 1986 ILRM 294 MURPHY V DPP 1989 ILRM 71 HOGAN & MORGAN ADMINISTRATIVE LAW IN IRELAND 3ED ......
  • R v Rimas Venclovas
    • United Kingdom
    • Court of Appeal (Criminal Division)
    • 8 November 2013
    ...judge held that there was no evidence of bad faith and that, applying the observations of Nolan J (as he then was) in R v Governor of Pentonville Prison, ex parte Chinoy [1992] 1 All ER 317 at page 332, any breach could carry no more weight than breaches of English law. In the circumstances......
  • Adam v Minister for Justice
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    • Supreme Court
    • 5 April 2001
    ...WOLFE & JOWELL JUDICIAL REVIEW OF ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION 667 PARA 15.025 R V SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE HOME DEPARTMENT EX PARTE CHINOY 1991 COD 381 R V SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE HOME DEPARTMENT EX PARTE TURGUT 2001 AER 719 RSC O.19 SCHMIDT V HOME SECRETARY OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED K......
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3 books & journal articles
  • The extradition and return of fugitive offenders - applicability of human rights considerations
    • Barbados
    • Caribbean Law Review No. 5-1, June 1995
    • 1 June 1995
    ...by unlawful means as "legitimate", 59 which does not easily accord with the "philosophy" 60 of Bennett. On the other hand, even 56 [1992] 1 All E.R. 317. 57 Ibid., at 332, per Nolan J. (as he then was), 58 Ibid., at 332-333. 59 "I consider that the magistrate was fully entitled to reach his......
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    • Emerald Journal of Financial Crime No. 2-2, March 1994
    • 1 March 1994
    ...the United States is helping to spread undercover investigations worldwide.' 9 R v Governor of Pentonville Prison, exparte Chinoy(1992) 1 All ER 317. 10 'Undercover Surveillance Did Not Breach Applicant's Rights', The Times Law Report, 13th August, 1992. 11 Nolan J, In Re Chinoy, ref. 9 abo......
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