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, A

TABLE OF CASES REPORT

ED AND A DIGEST.OF

THE PRINCIPAL

MATTERS

COPYRIGHT (CANADA) 1920, BY R. R. CROMARTY, TORONTO.

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ALAMAZOFF, R. v.

(MAN.)

Aliens-Deportation proceedings-Habeas corpus-Juris-

diction to grant bail-Person not committed for any crime—

Bail.

AUERBACH, R. v.

335

Courts Summary conviction

Appellate court may impose new sentence.

BAIN, RE.

(MAN.)

Criminal law-Election of summary trial-Place other

than that where alleged offence committed-Jurisdiction-

Attempted transfer to another magistrate-Mandamus.

BAIRD, R. v.

(ONT.)

Intoxicating liquors-Having liquor elsewhere than in

private dwelling-house-Apartments as private dwelling-

house.

BANNI, R. v.

(ONT.)

Intoxicating liquors Inland Revenue Act-Unlicensed

distilling Defendant having in his possession "mash or

wash" contrary to provisions of Act-Evidence-Saccharine

matter producing "wash" suitable for manufacture of

spirits.

BARRY, R. v.

(N.S.)

46

206

266

55

Military law-Military Service Act, 7-8 Geo. V. 1917,

Can., c. 19 Consent of Attorney-General of Canada to

prosecution-Notice to report for military duty-Absence

without leave-Proving that accused taken "on the strength." 263

BAXTER, EX PARTE.

(N.B.)

Intoxicating liquors-Prohibition Act, N.B.-Practising

physician having liquor in his possession-Professional

requirements Quantity allowed.

302

Inland Revenue Act, Can.-Second and subsequent offences
-Certificates of prior conviction.

BERTRAND, R. v.

155

(N.S.)

2

Disorderly house-Keeping gaming house for gain-Pay

for refreshments.

BISSONNETTE, R. v.

(Annotated) (QUE.)

Option of summary trial-Waiver by plea in jury court
without claim to non-jury trial-Re-election only with
consent of prosecuting officer.

BRUSER, R. v.

388

(SASK.)

Internal revenue-Sales of playing cards-Special War
Revenue Act, Canada.

201

CADOTTE v. LAZAROVITCZ.

(QUE.)

Internal revenue-Special War Revenue Act, 1915-Adhe-

sive stamp to be affixed-When the object of the Act is ful-

filled-5 Geo. V. (Can.), c. 9.

CHURTON, R. v.

43

(B.C.)

Jury-Criminal trial-Peremptory challenge by Crown of

jurors who had been stood aside when panel first called.

CORRIGAN, R. v.

.188

(SASK.)

Trial-Retirement of jury-Improper conduct of constable

in charge-Discretion of Judge as to discharge of jury—

Sec. 959 (3) Crim. Code.

CRAWFORD, EX PARTE.

291

(N.B.)

Intoxicating liquors-New Brunswick Intoxicating Liquor

Act-Sale of essences, tinctures and extracts.

DEBARD, R. v.

Bigamy-Proof of foreign marriage-De facto officer.

304

(ONT.)

122

DOERKSEN, R. v.

(MAN.)

419

Schools-Legislative power-Mennonite settlement-Special
privileges-Compulsory school attendance.

DOJACEK, R. v.

(MAN.)

Intoxicating liquors Medicated intoxicant-"Drinks and
drinkable liquids which are intoxicating"-Interpretation. 224

DOMINION DRUG STORES, R. v.

(No. 2) (ALTA.)

Summary convictions-Procedure at trial-Refusal to

adjourn-Denial of right to make full answer and defence-

Trial-Duty of Crown prosecutor-Fairness to the defence—

Certiorari Statutory restriction-Other "adequate rem-

edy"-Notice of appeal from order to quash conviction-

Stating grounds-Alta. Rule 847-Intoxicating liquors-

Liability of occupant of premises-Illegal sale by stranger

thereon for future delivery-Onus as to authorization—

Person "suffered" to be or remain on the premises.

DUBERGER v. MORKILL.

(QUE.)

Intoxicating liquors-Second offence-Failure to prove

identity of party-Jurisdiction-Certiorari-Summary con-

viction-Costs of opposition by persons unsuccessfully

opposing motion to quash-Quebec License Law.

DUCKER, R. v.

(ONT.)

Summary convictions Jurisdiction of Juvenile Court-

Stated case by Juvenile Court.

DUNNETT v. WILLIAMS.

(SASK.)

Intoxicating liquors-Sask. Temperance Act-Construction

-Dismissal of charge-Appeal-In summary conviction

matter Notice of appeal Evidence - Of accomplice -

Credit although not corroborated-Retrial on appeal from

dismissal of summary complaint under liquor law Costs

-Security for.

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