R v Uxbridge Justices, ex parte Heward-Mills
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Year | 1983 |
| Date | 1983 |
| Court | Queen's Bench Division |
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39 cases
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R v Reading Crown Court, ex parte Bello
...Hall has been the subject of consideration in a number of later cases all of which were reviewed by McCullough J. in R. v. Uxbridge Justice, Ex Parte Howard Mills [1983] 1 W.L.R. 56 to which I shall shortly return. I refer to only one of them R. v. Waltham Forest Justices, Ex parte Parfray ......
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Loh Kim Chiang v Public Prosecutor
...cited a number of English cases to me. I consider it necessary only to refer to one, namely, R v Uxbridge Justices, ex p Heward-Mills [1983] 1 All ER 530 in which McCullough J considered all the relevant cases on this point starting with the judgment of Lord Denning MR in R v Southampton Ju......
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R v Central Criminal Court, ex parte Guney
...the burden on a surety seeking to escape the estreatment of his recognizance, wholly or even in part, is a heavy one ( R v Uxbridge Justices, ex parte Heward-Mills [1983] 1 WLR 56). But among the matters which it has been held proper for the court to take into account in deciding whether to......
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Divisional Court
...to estreat arecognisance without taking the surety's meansinto consideration: see per McCullough U in R v Uxbridge JJ, ex pHeward-Mills [1983] 1WLR56.Theauthorities are agreed however, thatthe onus of showing that the recognisance should not be estreated is onthe surety.And,since the sum du......
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A RE-EXAMINATION OF BAIL LAW IN SINGAPORE
...it. The bailor undertakes real risks, when an accused fails to surrender to his bail. In R v Uxbridge Justices, ex parte Heward-Mills[1983] 1 All ER 530 at 534, McCullough J quoted a statement of principle from the transcript of Donaldson LJ’s judgment in R v Knightsbridge Crown Court, ex p......