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CANADIAN CRIMINAL CASES

ANNOTATED

A SERIES OF REPORTS OF IMPORTANT DECISIONS IN
CRIMINAL AND QUASI-CRIMINAL CASES IN CAN-
ADA UNDER THE LAWS OF THE DOMINION AND

OF THE PROVINCES THEREOF, WITH SPE-

CIAL REFERENCE TO DECISIONS UNDER

THE CRIMINAL CODE OF CANADA,

1906, IN ALL THE PROVINCES;

WITH ANNOTATIONS,

TABLE OF CASES CITED

AND A DIGEST OF

THE PRINCIPAL

MATTERS

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EDITED BY

W. J. TREMEEAR

OF THE TORONTO BAR

VOL. XXIII.

TORONTO:

CANADA LAW BOOK COMPANY, LT
R. R. CROMARTY, Pres.

LAW BOOKSELLERS AND PUBLISHERS,

84 BAY STREET.

CASES REPORTED, VOL. XXIII.

AIKENS, R. v.

(N.S.)

Certiorari-Summary conviction bad on its face-Filing substituted conviction-Locality of offence not shewnTerritorial jurisdiction.

ALLEN, R. v.

(N.S.)

Non-support of wife or children-Summary proceedings Wife as witness against husband Amending statutes New section introduced with number and letter designation-Criminal Code, sec. 242A.

ATKINSON, R. v.

467

67

(MAN.)

Intoxicating liquors-Drunkenness on Indian reserve

Imprisonment at hard labour

Under Indian Act (Can.).

Summary conviction

149

(CAN.)

BEAMISH v. RICHARDSON.

Brokers-Grain exchange-Sales on margin-Wager-
ing contracts-Cr. Code, sec. 231-Clearing house-
Option deals.

BELMONT, R. v.

(QUE.)

Justice of the peace-Jurisdiction also as summary trial
magistrate-Summary conviction or summary trial pro-

cedure.

BHAGWAN SINGH, RE.

394

89

(B.C.)

5

Habeas corpus Applicant out on bail-Non-disclosure.

BIRKENSTOCK, R. v.

Bribery.

(SASK.)

235