10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COMPELLABLE»
Discover the use of
compellable in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
compellable and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Official Report of Debates, House of Commons
If the husband fails to provide necessaries for his wife or children the wife is not
only a competent but compellable witness. If, instead of doing that, he is guilty of
the most atrocious cruelty to his wife or children the wife is not even a competent
...
Canada. Parliament. House of Commons, 1906
2
Official Report of the Debates of the House of Commons of ...
If the husband fails to provide necessaries for his wife or children the wife is not
only a competent but compellable witness. If, instead of doing that, he is guilty of
the most atrocious cruelty to his wife or children the wife is not even a competent
...
Canada. Parliament. House of Commons, 1906
3
Debates: Official Report
If the husband fails to provide necessaries for his wife or children the wife is not
only a competent but compellable witness. If, instead of doing that, he is guilty of
the most atrocious cruelty to his wife or children the wife is not even a competent
...
Canada. Parliament. House of Commons, 1906
4
The New South Wales Law Reports, 1880-1900
It runs : Windeyer J. " Every person charged with an indictable offence, and the
husband or wife of the person so charged, shall be competent, but not
compellable, to give evidence in every Court on the hearing of such charge :
Provided that ...
New South Wales. Supreme Court, 1893
5
A Treatise on the System of Evidence in Trials at Common ...
19 (pools and trusts; amending Rev. St. 1899, §8983; by adding that witnesses
are compellable, but “no such witness shall be liable to prosecution” etc. for any
matter “concerning which he may testify or produce books or papers”). St. 1907, p
.
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Official Report of the Debates, House of Commons
If the husband fails to provide necessaries for his wife or children the wife is not
only a competent but compellable witness. If, instead of doing that, he is guilty of
the most atrocious cruelty to his wife or children the wife is not even a competent
...
Canada. Parliament. House of Commons, 1906
7
A supplement to A treatise on the system of evidence in ...
13 (repealing Code 1906, § 5018, which exempted corporations from immunity
on production of documents, etc). Missouri: St. 1907, p. 382, Mar. 19 (pools and
trusts; amending Rev. St. 1899, § 8983 ; by adding that witnesses are
compellable, ...
8
The Washington Law Reporter
Section 877 provides that, " Nothing in the preceding section shall render any
person who is charged with an offense in any criminal proceeding competent or
compellable to give evidence for or against himself ; or render any person ...
9
The Modern Law of Evidence
be compellable on behalf of the prosecution.47 The substance of these
proposals has been enacted in section 80(2A) and (3) of the 1984 Act, which
provide that in any proceedings the spouse of the accused shall be compellable
to give ...
Adrian Keane, Paul McKeown, 2012
10
Evidence Concentrate: Law Revision and Study Guide
The offence is covered by s80(3)(a) PACE in that 'In relation to the spouse or civil
partner of a person charged . . .it involves an assault on, or injury or threat of
injury to, the spouse or civil partner' Is S1 compellable to give evidence in
defence ...
Maureen Spencer, John Spencer, 2013
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «COMPELLABLE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
compellable is used in the context of the following news items.
Digicel correct in refusing INDECOM subscriber data - Court
Digicel contended that the provider was not compellable, but INDECOM opposed that position. On June 20, 2013, Justice Ingrid Mangatal ruled ... «Jamaica Gleaner, Jul 15»
'Divorce lawyer seduced wife of millionaire during £500k court battle'
... have been several moments when the mother has been challenged about situations in which her solicitor would be a compellable witness." ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jul 15»
Judge's 'grave' concern at solicitor's relationship with client
... earlier this month, examples arose when the mother was challenged about something to which her solicitor was a 'compellable witness'. «Law Gazette, Jun 15»
Difficult to eschew judicial review
That is, unless the Minister exercises a non-compellable, personal discretion to allow otherwise. The Minister may determine that it is in “public ... «Lexology, Jun 15»
Stalling the lawyers who aid asylum seekers
Triggs sees “a growing threat to democracy is the expansion of discretionary, often non-compellable, ministerial powers that may be exercised ... «The Saturday Paper, Jun 15»
Triggs has right to her criticisms: Bowen
"A growing threat to democracy is the expansion of discretionary, often non-compellable, ministerial powers that may be exercised with limited ... «Yahoo7 News, Jun 15»
Letter of the Law: Revealing informants' identity becomes issue of …
Once the court summons has been issued, the witness becomes what is known in law as "compellable". This is to be construed literally. «South China Morning Post, Apr 15»
Re S [2015] UKSC 2015
That is why parents are compellable witnesses in care proceedings, even when it is alleged that they have committed criminal offences. No-one ... «Family Law, Mar 15»
Judge rules protection should apply to common law couples
... just and appropriate to extend the immunity rule to make common-law spouses in committed relationships akin to [married] non-compellable ... «Law Times, Mar 15»
Nxasana inquiry now awaits written submissions from involved parties
... published in the Government Gazette earlier this week, Mr Cassim may call upon any "competent and compellable person to give evidence ... «BDlive, Feb 15»
