14 Apr 1987
LAWRENCE LOUIS LEVY v. ATTORNEY GENERAL
- Citation
- LAWRENCE LOUIS LEVY v. ATTORNEY GENERAL
- Court
- Court of Appeal
- Case number
- CACV8/1987
The Court refused conditional leave because it is bound by the House of Lords decisions in Nielsen and McCaffery which establish the conduct-based test for double criminality; the applicant's contention was not a seriously arguable point nor of sufficient general or public importance to justify a Privy Council appeal.