Maingay v Charles [2009] TASSC 98 — Appeals And Review & Aust Dig Magistrates. [272] — Barrister AI
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Maingay v Charles
[2009] TASSC 98
Supreme Court of Tasmania
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Interrogate
Catchwords
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Magistrates
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Appeals and review
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Tasmania
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Motion to review
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The hearing
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Generally - Convictions based on findings of fact
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Need to show findings not reasonably open on the evidence.
Kent v Gunns Limited [2009] TASSC 30, referred to.
Aust Dig Magistrates. [272]
Criminal Law
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Particular offences
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Property offences
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Larceny by stealing
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Particular modes
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Larceny by finding - Belief of finder as to discovery of owner of found property.
Case Details
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[2009] TASSC 98
Court
TASSC
Jurisdiction
Tasmania
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