Read the full judgment text of CACC 000533/1978 on BabelCite. This Court of Appeal judgment.
2. The question thus posed has been criticized as not well framed but for my own part I am satisfied that it sufficiently identifies the difficulty with which we are confronted and in respect of which we are asked to return an answer. Mr. Reid who appeared for the Crown told us that many magistrates have, since the introduction of this legislation, taken a different view of the meaning of section 4(2)(a) from that which is entertained by the Attorney General. The distinction which we are invited
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