26 Jul 2002
HKSAR v. KWAN SHUK CHING TRACY AND OTHERS
- Citation
- HKSAR v. KWAN SHUK CHING TRACY AND OTHERS
- Court
- Court of Appeal
- Case number
- CACC64/2001
The Court held the indictment was sufficiently particularised under Indictment Rules r3(1) and Landy was not offended; the evidence supported a single interlinked conspiracy in respect of each count so Griffiths did not require quashing; the judge's directions that absence of goods need not always be proved by direct evidence were correct in context because non-supply could be inferred from the totality of the evidence; and the sentencing judge was entitled to sentence on the factual matrix established at trial. Consequently leave to appeal against convictions and sentences was dismissed.