17 Mar 1972
THE QUEEN v. IP TAT-SHING AND OTHERES
- Citation
- THE QUEEN v. IP TAT-SHING AND OTHERES
- Court
- District Court
- Case number
- DCCC90/1971
Where it is established beyond reasonable doubt that the defendant is either the thief or the handler, the choice between theft and handling may be made on the balance of probabilities and a conviction for the offence regarded as the more probable is permissible.