26 Mar 2003
HKSAR v. AAMIR, HUSSAIN
- Citation
- HKSAR v. AAMIR, HUSSAIN
- Court
- Court of First Instance
- Case number
- HCMA1066/2002
The conviction on the first charge was upheld because the magistrate's credibility findings were entitled to deference and the appellant's passport absence did not conclusively exclude the period when the offence could have occurred; the conviction on the second charge was quashed because the charge was not tied to a specific act and the magistrate appears to have convicted on a different incident than that charged, making the conviction unsafe under Chim Hon Man.