17 Oct 1996
R. v. CHIH WAN WAN, VIVIAN and Another
- Citation
- R. v. CHIH WAN WAN, VIVIAN and Another
- Court
- Court of First Instance
- Case number
- HCMA190/1996
The Crown failed to prove beyond reasonable doubt that the mooncakes were offered by the appellants or on behalf of the 1st appellant; temporal and spatial association and other circumstantial features were inadequate to establish the necessary nexus or agency, and therefore convictions and the related expense declaration conviction could not stand.