PP; Sim Boon Chai

JurisdictionMalaysia
CourtHigh Court (Malaysia)
Year1982

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  • Ah Poon v Public Prosecutor
    • Malaysia
    • High Court (Malaysia)
    • 1 January 2006
  • Public Prosecutor v Mohammed Liton Mohammed Syeed Mallik
    • Singapore
    • Court of Appeal (Singapore)
    • 31 October 2007
    ...remedy the injustice … [emphasis added] It has also been said (in the Malaysian High Court decision of Sim Boon Chai v Public Prosecutor[1982] 1 MLJ 353) that a sentence is manifestly excessive when it fails to accommodate the existing extenuating or mitigating circumstances. A sentence whi......
  • Shan Kai Weng v Public Prosecutor
    • Singapore
    • High Court (Singapore)
    • 6 November 2003
    ...may be manifestly excessive when it fails to accommodate the extenuating circumstances or mitigating circumstances: Sim Boon Chai v PP [1982] 1 MLJ 353. 42 After careful consideration of the facts, I noted that the appellant had no record of drug abuse, and had substantiated his claim of ba......
  • PP v Rosli bin Yassin
    • Singapore
    • Court of Appeal (Singapore)
    • 8 March 2013
    ...the injustice ... [emphasis added] It has also been said (in the Malaysian High Court decision of Sim Boon Chai v Public Prosecutor [1982] 1 MLJ 353) that a sentence is manifestly excessive when it fails to accommodate the existing extenuating or mitigating circumstances. A sentence which i......
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