Att. Gen. v Corbel [2001] JLR_Note 10 (02 February 2001)
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Holding and result
Joint owners can be held liable for housing offences under relevant statutes.
Court disposition
liability affirmed
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Attorney General
ApplicantCorbel
Respondent03
Procedural history
Posture
Criminal / Judgment
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liability for housing offences by joint owners
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Jersey law
Joint owners may be charged for housing offences
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Ratio decidendi
Joint owners can be held liable for housing offences under relevant statutes.
Court disposition
liability affirmed
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