23 Feb 1988
THE QUEEN v. NG WAH-KAN
- Citation
- THE QUEEN v. NG WAH-KAN
- Court
- Court of Appeal
- Case number
- CACC475/1987
Leave to appeal against conviction was refused because the jury, properly directed including standard accomplice warnings, rejected the applicant's defence; the concurrent sentences of 12 years were not manifestly excessive as the appellant was the instigator, the offences were premeditated and vicious, the totality principle was correctly applied and disparity with accomplices' sentences did not merit interference where sentences were not imposed contemporaneously.