R v Whybrow
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Year | 1951 |
| Date | 1951 |
| Court | Court of Criminal Appeal |
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11 cases
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R v Pace and another
...is, of course, death. Accordingly, for a charge of attempted murder to be made out the intent which must be proved is an intent to kill: see Whybrow (1951) 35 CAR 141. That remains the case since the 1981 Act. Of course, that is an offence different from the present case. But Mr Stein is at......
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Tagiao Ah-Chong v R
...be proved in some way. 54 L v R [2006] 3 NZLR 291 (CA) at [26] (emphasis added). 55 L v R, above n 1, at [23]. 56 In R v Whybrow (1951) 35 Cr App R 141 (CA) at 147, Lord Goddard CJ said in relation to attempt that “the intent is the essence of the 57 Crimes Act, s 310. 58 See Simester, Broo......
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R v Mohan
...argued, is an accurate statement of the law. 15 In support of his argument he cited the words of Lord Goddard, Lord Chief Justice in R. v. Whybrow 35 Criminal Appeal Reports 141 at page 146: "Therefore, if one person attacks another, inflicting a wound in such a way that an ordinary, reason......
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People v Douglas
... ... See Rex v. Whybrow (1951) 35 Cr. App. R. 141; Reg ... v. Mohan 60 Cr. App. R. 272, (1975) 2 W.L.R.859 ... 11Anomalous or not, the words of section 14 "shoot at a personwith intent to commit murder" specifically require proof of an intent to commit murder and no other intent is sufficient. The Scottish case of ... ...
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ENLARGED PANELS IN THE COURT OF APPEAL OF SINGAPORE
...[1949] 2 KB 226; Younghusband v Luftig [1949] 2 KB 354; Wrottesley v Regent Street Florida Restaurant [1951] 2 KB 277; R v Whybrow (1951) 35 Cr App R 141; Simpson v Peat [1952] 2 QB 24; Berkeley v Papadoyannis [1954] 2 QB 149; Morelle Ltd v Wakeling [1955] 2 QB 379; R v Vickers [1957] 2 QB ......
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The Pitfalls in the Law of Attempt: A New Perspective
...30 A Crim R 262.13 Ibid. at 263.14 Ibid. at 266.15 Ibid.16 Ibid.17 [1979] 2 NSWLR 764.18 Ibid. at 773.19 Ibid.20 Ibid.21 Ibid.22 (1951) 35 Cr App R 141.23 [1976] QB The Pitfalls in the Law of Attempt and the accused’s state of mind as to the existence of facts which renderhis or her conduct......
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Transferred Malice, Joint Enterprise and Attempted Murder
...murder cases, D must have acted with an intention to kill, an intention to do really serious harm is not enough (R v Whybrow (1951) 35 Cr App R 141; R v Walker and Hayles (1990) 90 Cr App R 226). What, therefore, is the mens rea of any secondary party? Some guidance is provided by the Court......