26 Jun 2014
CHAN KAM CHING JOHN BARRY v. COMMISSIONER OF POLICE
- Citation
- CHAN KAM CHING JOHN BARRY v. COMMISSIONER OF POLICE
- Court
- Court of First Instance
- Case number
- HCAL181/2013
Given the applicant’s sworn admissions in related proceedings the magistrate necessarily had reasonable suspicion to issue warrants; the warrants sufficiently identified place, offence and documents and their scope was properly narrowed in execution; the warehouse search was lawful (consent and/or s.50(6) as search of place connected to an arrested person); seized files did not attract LPP because either they were non-privileged conveyancing records or fell within the fraud exception as documents made in furtherance of a criminal purpose, therefore the leave application was without realistic…