Goh Liong Lam and Others v R
| Jurisdiction | Malaysia |
| Year | 1958 |
| Date | 1958 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Malaysia) |
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5 cases
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Lee Kwang Peng v Public Prosecutor and another appeal
...Public Prosecutions v Boardman [1975] AC 421 (refd) Director of Public Prosecutions v Kilbourne [1973] AC 729 (folld) Goh Liong Lam v Reg [1958] MLJ 254 (refd) Khoo Kwoon Hain v PP [1995] 2 SLR (R) 591; [1995] 2 SLR 767 (refd) Lim Young Sien v PP [1994] 1 SLR (R) 920; [1994] 2 SLR 257 (foll......
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Public Prosecutor v K S
...by a child witness, that evidence is not to be accepted at face value without some measure of corroboration: see Goh Liong Lam & Ors v R [1958] MLJ 254, Chao Chong & Ors v PP [1960] MLJ 238 and Ng Kwee Piow v R [1960] MLJ 63 This rule was of more significance in the days before bench trials......
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TCV (On behalf of Child, A) v TCU
...by a child witness, that evidence is not to be accepted at face value without some measure of corroboration : see Goh Liong Lam & Ors v R [1958] MLJ 254, Chao Chong & Ors v PP [1960] MLJ 238 and Ng Kwee Piow v R [1960] MLJ 278. …. 64 Naturally, this rationale applies to different children i......
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LP (on behalf of B an infant) v LQ
...by a child witness, that evidence is not to be accepted at face value without some measure of corroboration: see Goh Liong Lam & Ors v R [1958] MLJ 254, Chao Chong & Ors v PP [1960] MLJ 238 and Ng Kwee Piow v R [1960] MLJ 63 This rule was of more significance in the days before bench trials......
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