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< Previous Part Parliament's intentions also appear to have been of particular importance in the recent case Makuwa [2006] EWCA Crim 175, which concerned the 41 application of the statutory defence provided by the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999 s31(1) to an offence under the Forgery and [...]
< Previous Part (1B) Where any goods, being goods specified under sub-section (1A), have been seized by a proper officer under sub-section (1), he shall prepare an inventory of such goods containing such details relating to their description, quality, quantity, mark, numbers, country of origin [...]
< Previous Part 28. In our opinion, for reasons that follow, the first line of approach which tends to give the maxim a larger effect than that of a merely permissive inference, by laying down that the application of the maxim shifts or casts, even in the first instance, the burden on the [...]
< Previous Part Physical evidence of a case of this nature being the property of the court should have been treated to be sacrosanct. Non-production thereof would warrant drawing of a negative inference within the meaning of Section 114(g) of the Evidence Act. While there are such a [...]
< Previous Part Only when these things are established, a statement made by an accused would become relevant in a prosecution under the Act. Only then, it can be used for the purpose of proving the truth of the facts contained therein. It deals with another category of case which provides for [...]
< Previous Part 18(3) provided it satisfies the requirements mentioned in that subsection. He further pointed out that any relief asked for by the plaintiff, though it may be according to the terms of the deed of charge, is really the enforcement of a claim arising out of the Act. In [...]
< Previous Part Particularly, sub-cl. (c) of cl. 11 takes in even any member of the tenant's family residing with him at the time of or within three months 956 immediately preceding his death as may be decided in default of agreement by the Court. Sub-s. (2) of S. 18 gives a right to any [...]