20 Jan 1993
FUNG CHUEN KAN v. THE GOVERNMENT OF UNITED STATES
- Citation
- FUNG CHUEN KAN v. THE GOVERNMENT OF UNITED STATES
- Court
- Court of Appeal
- Case number
- CACV147/1992
A joint warrant is not fatal though separate warrants are preferable; the magistrate must determine committal based on the offences set out in the Governor's Order to Proceed and the evidence furnished, not on the particulars of the foreign indictment; the Divisional Court must apply a Wednesbury standard on habeas corpus and cannot retry the facts; foreign law evidence is inadmissible except in narrow exceptions; on the proper standard the evidence was sufficient to commit the appellants for trial on crime 3.