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McRitchie v. The Queen

[1960] SCR 361

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McRitchie v. The Queen Collection Supreme Court Judgments Date 1959-11-04 Report [1960] SCR 361 On appeal from Alberta Subjects Appeal Decision Content Supreme Court of Canada McRitchie v. The Queen, [1960] SCR 361 Date: 1959-11-04 McRitchie Appellant; And Her Majesty The Queen Respondent. ON APPEAL FROM THE SUPREME COURT OF ALBERTA, APPELLATE DIVISION The following oral judgment was delivered by the Chief Justice on November 4, 1959: "Presuming we have jurisdiction, in view of the record, the trial judge must have believed one accomplice at least and therefore it was immaterial that he did not express any view as to the reasonableness of the alleged explanation. The appeal is dismissed. …

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McRitchie v. The Queen
Collection
Supreme Court Judgments
Date
1959-11-04
Report
[1960] SCR 361
On appeal from
Alberta
Subjects
Appeal
Decision Content
Supreme Court of Canada
McRitchie v. The Queen, [1960] SCR 361
Date: 1959-11-04
McRitchie
Appellant;
And
Her Majesty The Queen
Respondent.
ON APPEAL FROM THE SUPREME COURT OF ALBERTA, APPELLATE DIVISION
The following oral judgment was delivered by the Chief Justice on November 4, 1959: "Presuming we have jurisdiction, in view of the record, the trial judge must have believed one accomplice at least and therefore it was immaterial that he did not express any view as to the reasonableness of the alleged explanation. The appeal is dismissed.

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