PP v Tan Boon Tat
| Jurisdiction | Malaysia |
| Year | 1990 |
| Court | High Court (Malaysia) |
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8 cases
- PP; Sim Ah Cheoh and Others
- Public Prosecutor v Kalaiselvan
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Chai Chien Wei Kelvin v Public Prosecutor
...will was `sapped` and he could not resist making a statement which he would otherwise not have made: PP v Tan Boon Tat [1990] SLR 375 [1990] 2 MLJ 466 . In that case, the accused sought to show that the circumstances in which he had made the statement were so oppressive that his will was sa......
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Public Prosecutor v Ismil bin Kadar and Another
...will was ‘sapped’ and he could not resist making a statement which he would otherwise not have made: PP v Tan Boon Tat [1990] SLR 375, [1990] 2 MLJ 466. In that case, the accused sought to show that the circumstances in which he had made the statement were so oppressive that his will was sa......
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1 books & journal articles
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STATEMENTS UNDER SECTION 122 (6) OF THE CRIMINAL PROCEDURE CODE (CPC): SOME OBSERVATIONS
...but not, by itself preventing the 122 (6) statement from being admitted. 1 Tsang Yak Chung v P.P. (CCA) 1990 3 MLJ 26, P.P. v Tan Boon Tat1990 2 MLJ 466, P.P. v Chia Chee Yee, 1990 3 MLJ 455. 2 S 122 (6) CPC: Where any person is charged with an offence or officially informed that he may be ......