Re Featherstone

JurisdictionEngland & Wales
Year1953
Date1953
CourtChancery Division
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6 cases
  • O'Farrell v Governor of Portlaoise Prison
    • Ireland
    • Supreme Court
    • 12 d2 Julho d2 2016
    ...v. The Governor of Cloverhill Prison [2011] IESC 41, (Unreported, Supreme Court, 28 October 2011). Re William Oswald Featherstone (1953) 37 Cr. App. R. 146. H.I. v. M.G. (Child abduction: Wrongful removal) [2000] 1 I.R. 110; [1999] 2 I.L.R.M. 1. Joyce v. Governor of the Dóchas Centre [2012]......
  • Linnett v Coles
    • United Kingdom
    • Court of Appeal (Civil Division)
    • 22 d2 Julho d2 1986
    ...occurred, recourse had to be made to the writ of error; and since that year to appeals under the Criminal Appeals Acts 1907 to 1968. In Re Featherstone (1953) 37 C.A.R. 146, Lord Goddard C.J., that master of Crown practice, said at page 147: "The court does not grant, and cannot grant, writ......
  • Re Scriven
    • United Kingdom
    • Court of Appeal (Civil Division)
    • 22 d4 Abril d4 2004
    ...grant a writ of habeas corpus where a person is detained pursuant to a conviction by a court of competent jurisdiction (see for example Featherstone [1953] 37 Cr App R 146) . I add that comprehensive guidance as to the proper routes of appeal in committal matters has more recently been give......
  • State (McDonagh) v Frawley
    • Ireland
    • Supreme Court
    • 24 d1 Julho d1 1978
    ...Bill, 1976 [1977] I.R. 159. 4 The State (Cannon) v. Kavanagh [1937] I.R. 428. 5 In re Beggs [1944] N.I. 121. 6 In re Featherstone (1953) 37 Cr. App. R. 146. 7 Athanassiadis v. Government of Greece [1971] A.C. 282. Constitution - Personal rights - Liberty - Habeas corpus - Convicted prisoner......
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