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Lewis, Christmas, Foot and Cameron v AG [2013] JCA 078 (18 April 2013)
The Jersey Court of Appeal upheld most convictions and sentences for fraudulent inducement in a property investment scheme, rejecting challenges to evidence and fairness.
Lewis v Att. Gen. [2013] 1 JLR 325 (18 April 2013)
The court considered when fraudulent inducement is complete under Jersey’s Investors (Prevention of Fraud) Law and held the appeal should be dismissed.
AG -v- Huchet [2013] JRC 002 (04 January 2013)
On sentencing for fraudulent conversion and fraudulent inducement to invest, the court imposed 2.5 years’ imprisonment after finding a serious breach of trust and significant victim loss.
Lewis and Others v AG [2012] JCA 217A (21 November 2012)
The Court of Appeal refused Ian Michael Christmas’s application for bail pending appeal, finding no exceptional circumstances or prima facie prospect of success.
AG -v- Lewis and Others [2012] JRC 065 (26 March 2012)
The court rejected arguments that statements of future intention fall outside Article 2 of the Investors Prevention of Fraud (Jersey) Law 1967.
Att. Gen. v Lewis [2012] 2 JLR_Note 4 (26 March 2012)
A Jersey financial services note concerning Attorney General v Lewis and fraudulent inducement of investors under investor protection law.
Young v Att. Gen. [1999] JLR 17 (22 January 1999)
The court held that art. 12(c) of the Investors (Prevention of Fraud) (Jersey) Law 1967 does not require proof of an extra intent to use a false statement as an inducement.
Att. Gen. v Young [1998] JLR_Note 16c (09 July 1998)
Note on a criminal investor-protection matter concerning alleged fraudulent inducement of investors, multiple offences, and whether prescription barred prosecution.
Att. Gen. v Young [1998] JLR 101 (10 March 1998)
The court held that “property” under article 12(c) of the 1967 Jersey fraud law includes foreign currency dealt with for profit, even if no currency was actually exchanged.
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