%20(1).png)
Augustino Brown Chanafi v. R., Crim. App. 832-D-67, 15/12/67, Biron J.
Accused was convicted of forgery and obtaining money by false pretences[P.C. ss. 337, 302]. He had obtained money from the complainant upon a note which he represented to be a valid interim insurance cover note, evidently with the intention of using part of the money to obtain a genuine insurance cover for the complainant’s vehicle.
Held: The evidence supports a finding of “intent to defraud.” “(T)o deceive is by falsehood to induce a state of mind; to defraud is by deceit to induce a course of action.” [In re London & Globe Finance Corp. (1903) 1
%20(10).png)
%20(1).png)
%20(1).png)
%20(1).png&description=Augustino Brown Chanafi v. R., Crim. App. 832-D-67, 15/12/67, Biron J.){kind=link}
0 Comments
PLACE YOUR COMMENT HERE
WARNING: DO NOT USE ABUSIVE LANGUAGE BECAUSE IT IS AGAINST THE LAW.
THE COMMENTS OF OUR READERS IS NOT OUR RESPONSIBILITY.