3 Nov 1998
SECRETARY FOR JUSTICE v. CHAN YIN BING AND OTHERS
- Citation
- SECRETARY FOR JUSTICE v. CHAN YIN BING AND OTHERS
- Court
- Court of First Instance
- Case number
- HCMP4305/1998
Section 14(2)(a)'s phrase 'is to be charged' requires a settled, unconditional intention and ability to charge at the time the statement is made; a conditional intention to charge only if further admissible evidence is obtained does not satisfy the statutory requirement, therefore the restraint orders could not stand and must lapse.