Tshingumuzi v Attorney General of Natal
| Jurisdiction | UK Non-devolved |
| Court | Privy Council |
| Judgment Date | 1908 |
| Date | 1908 |
| Year | 1908 |
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12 cases
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Rex v Kalogeropoulos
...(1902, A.C. 51), Rex v van Reenen (19 S.C. 332 & 388), Rex v van Reenen and Smit (20 S.C. 667) and Tshingumuzi v The Attorney-General (1908, A.C. 248) indicate that the Judicial Committee could exercise a power of Criminal Review over other superior courts in the Colonies as well as over th......
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Rex v Noorbhai
..."By itself" it is not of great importance - cf. Tshingumuzi & Another v Attorney-General of the Colony of Natal Davis, A.J.A (1908), A.C. 248) - but, in the circumstances which are now under consideration, it does not stand alone and should not be left out of For these reasons the accused i......
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Rex v Nxumalo
...Privy Council in refusing leave to appeal from a conviction by the Native High Court in Tshingamazi v Attorney-General of Natal (L.R. 1908, A.C. p. 248). In that instance the Judicial Committee adopted a rule laid down in In re Dillet (L.R. 12 A.C. p. 459), which was a case tried before a j......
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Rex v Noorbhai
..."By itself" it is not of great importance - cf. Tshingumuzi & Another v Attorney-General of the Colony of Natal 1945 AD p81 Davis, A.J.A (1908), A.C. 248) - but, in the circumstances which are now under consideration, it does not stand alone and should not be left out of For these reasons t......
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