Abdul Salam Bin Mohamed Salleh v Public Prosecutor
| Jurisdiction | Malaysia |
| Date | 1990 |
| Court | Unspecified court (Malaysia) |
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4 cases
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Wong Sin Yee v Public Prosecutor
...be easily compromised through the use of such a statutory device. In Abdul Salam bin Mohamed Salleh v PP [1990] 1 SLR (R) 198 at [30]; [1990] 3 MLJ 275, 280, Chan Sek Keong J [as he then was] had cautioned aptly that: [Section 60, SCJA] is not an ordinary appeal provision to argue points of......
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Ng Ai Tiong v Public Prosecutor
...seen to be easily compromised through the use of such a statutory device. In Abdul Salam bin Mohamed Salleh v PP [1990] SLR 301 , 311; [1990] 3 MLJ 275, 280, Chan Sek Keong J [as he then was] had cautioned aptly that: [Section 60, SCJA] is not an ordinary appeal provision to argue points of......
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Cigar Affair v Public Prosecutor
...be seen to be easily compromised through the use of such a statutory device. In Abdul Salam bin Mohamed Salleh v PP [1990] SLR 301, 311; [1990] 3 MLJ 275, 280, Chan Sek Keong J [as he then was] had cautioned aptly [Section 60, SCJA] is not an ordinary appeal provision to argue points of law......
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Ong Beng Leong v Public Prosecutor (No 2)
...be seen to be easily compromised through the use of such a statutory device. In Abdul Salam bin Mohamed Salleh v PP [1990] SLR 301, 311; [1990] 3 MLJ 275, 280, Chan Sek Keong J [as he then was] had cautioned aptly [Section 60, SCJA] is not an ordinary appeal provision to argue points of law......