Robinson v State of South Australia (No. 2)
| Jurisdiction | UK Non-devolved |
| Judgment Date | 1929 |
| Year | 1929 |
| Date | 1929 |
| Court | Privy Council |
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56 cases
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Conway v Rimmer
...in accord with the countries of the Commonwealth. They start, of course, with the classic judgment of the Privy Council in Robinson v. State of South Australia, 1931 A. C. p. 704. Delivered by Lord Blanesburgh, there are passages which bear the stamp of Lord Atkin who was sitting beside hi......
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Woods v Duncan and Others Duncan and Another v Hambrook and Others Duncan and Another v Cammell Laird & Company, Ltd (Consolidated Appeals.)
...in Scotland differed from that in England. Lord Thankerton gave warning of the error in the course of the argument in Robinson v. State of South Australia [No. 2] [1931] A.C. 704, at 3. 708. The practice in Scotland, as in England, may have varied, but the approved practice in both countri......
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Re Grosvenor Hotel, London (No. 2)
...itself in order to determine whether, in point of substance, their production would be injurious to the public interest, see Robinson v. State of South Australia, 1931 Appeal Cases, p. 704 (where the claim as put forward was totally inadequate), Spigelmann v. Hocker, (1933) 50 Times Law Re......
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CABINET IMMUNITY IN CANADA: THE LEGAL BLACK HOLE.
...301 v Montreal (City), [1997] 1 SCR 793 at paras 72-87, 8 Admin LR (3d) 89. (156) See e.g. Robinson v South Australia (State of) (No 2), [1931] AC 704 at 721-22, [1931] All ER Rep 333 (PC) (157) Supra note 3 at para 22. (158) Ibid at para 28. (159) Ibid. (160) See e.g. Pelletier v Canada (A......
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Disclosure of information, public interest immunity and the privilege against self-incrimination in the british Virgin Islands
...of the Crown. It is apparent, however, that their Lordships were of the view that the plea of Crown privilege was available to them. 24 [1931] A. C. 704. Towards the wider doctrine The plea of Crown privilege most commonly arose in the preliminary stages of litigation, where one party sough......