R v Abdool Samad Abdul Salim and Roy Ralph

JurisdictionGuyana
CourtCourt of Appeal (Guyana)
Year1970
Date1970

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26 cases
  • R v Singh et Al
    • Guyana
    • Court of Appeal (Guyana)
    • 28 September 1983
    ...were dissociating themselves completely from the inopinate employment of violence, as two of the accused did in R. v. Samad & Others, (1970) 15 W.I.R. 35. I arrive at this conclusion by reasoning analogically from what I would call the principle of withdrawal enunciated in cases like R. v.......
  • The State v France
    • Guyana
    • Court of Appeal (Guyana)
    • Invalid date
  • Bholanauth v The State
    • Guyana
    • Court of Appeal (Guyana)
    • 28 May 1986
    ...to do so may result in a miscarriage of justice. [See Dihal v. The Queen (1960) L.R.B.G. 195 at p. 196, R. v. Samad, Salim and Ralph (1970) 15 W.I.R. 35, at p. 37.] 8 I would, however, allow the appeal for entirely different reasons. I would state them shortly. They involve a restatement an......
  • Walker v The Queen
    • Grenada
    • Court of Appeal (Grenada)
    • 26 October 1984
    ...what the appellant must have done and whether it was done with intent to cause death. But, as Luckhoo, C.J. put it in R v. Samad [1970] 15 W.I.R. 35, the jury were left without proper guidance to roam in difficult area of fact. A failure to direct the jury on possibilities which they may fa......
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