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The High Court dismissed a criminal appeal against a 30-year armed robbery conviction, finding the identification, parade, and link to the stolen motorcycle were sufficiently proved.
The Court of Appeal allowed a criminal appeal, quashed convictions for armed robbery and grievous harm, and found the identification evidence unsafe.
The High Court partly allowed a criminal appeal, upholding conviction for entering a dwelling house but quashing the stealing conviction for lack of proof.
The High Court allowed a criminal appeal, quashing convictions for gang armed robbery after finding defects in identification, confession procedure, and proof of ownership.
The Court of Appeal quashed armed robbery convictions after finding the appellants’ cautioned statements inadmissible and the remaining evidence insufficient.
Second appeal in a robbery with violence case. The Court upheld identification evidence, rejected the alibi, and confirmed the 15-year sentence.
The Court of Appeal allowed a second criminal appeal, quashing an armed robbery conviction because ownership was not proved and witness evidence was contradictory.
Criminal appeal against a guilty plea and sentence for theft of iron sheets. The High Court upheld the conviction, but noted the sentence had to follow the statutory minimum.
The High Court upheld a theft conviction, holding that a charge-sheet error on ownership did not defeat proof where the elements of theft were established.
On appeal, the court quashed a theft conviction but upheld a conviction for receiving stolen property, finding the appellant was in possession of goods suspected to be stolen.
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