Ajmer Singh v PP

JurisdictionMalaysia
Year1987
CourtHigh Court (Malaysia)

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  • ADMISSIBILITY AND THE DISCRETION TO EXCLUDE EVIDENCE
    • Singapore
    • Singapore Academy of Law Journal No. 2013, December 2013
    • 1 December 2013
    ...Guat Neo Phyllis[2008] 2 SLR(R) 239 at [126]. 23 The Chief Justice justified his own previous decision in Ajmer Singh v Public Prosecutor[1987] 2 MLJ 141 on this ground (the case concerned the improper taking of a blood sample): “For the same reason, the decision in Ajmer Singh… is consiste......
  • THE DISCRETION TO EXCLUDE ILLEGALLY OR IMPROPERLY OBTAINED EVIDENCE IN CRIMINAL CASES
    • Singapore
    • Singapore Academy of Law Journal No. 1991, December 1991
    • 1 December 1991
    ...obtaining not itself being the basis for exclusion. 1 [1980] A.C. 402. 2 Although Sang was applied by the High Court in Ajmer Singh v PP[1987] 2 MLJ 141 (considered below), the Court of Criminal Appeal had yet to make a definitive statement about this approach. 3 [1991] 3 MLJ 216. 4 This te......