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|R v Faber<br>(1987), 38 CCC (3d) 49 (Que. Sup. Ct.), [http://canlii.ca/t/gcr90 1987 CanLII 6849] (QC CS){{perQCCS|Boilard J}} ||The Applicant sought to compel the attorney general to withdraw a stay of proceedings against someone charged with murder | |''R v Faber''<br>(1987), 38 CCC (3d) 49 (Que. Sup. Ct.), [http://canlii.ca/t/gcr90 1987 CanLII 6849] (QC CS){{perQCCS|Boilard J}} ||The Applicant sought to compel the attorney general to withdraw a stay of proceedings against someone charged with murder | ||
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|R v Coughlan<br> (1969), [1970] 3 CCC 61 (Alta. T.D.), [http://canlii.ca/t/htvj8 1969 CanLII 949] (AB QB){{perABQB|Riley J}} ||The Applicant sought to compel a magistrate to issue a summons or warrant who refused to do so after a hearing. The reviewing judge refused to order the writ as it was a discretionary decision of the magistrate. | |''R v Coughlan''<br> (1969), [1970] 3 CCC 61 (Alta. T.D.), [http://canlii.ca/t/htvj8 1969 CanLII 949] (AB QB){{perABQB|Riley J}} ||The Applicant sought to compel a magistrate to issue a summons or warrant who refused to do so after a hearing. The reviewing judge refused to order the writ as it was a discretionary decision of the magistrate. | ||
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Revision as of 14:48, 13 January 2019
| Case Name | Summary |
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| R v Faber (1987), 38 CCC (3d) 49 (Que. Sup. Ct.), 1987 CanLII 6849 (QC CS), per Boilard J |
The Applicant sought to compel the attorney general to withdraw a stay of proceedings against someone charged with murder |
| R v Coughlan (1969), [1970] 3 CCC 61 (Alta. T.D.), 1969 CanLII 949 (AB QB), per Riley J |
The Applicant sought to compel a magistrate to issue a summons or warrant who refused to do so after a hearing. The reviewing judge refused to order the writ as it was a discretionary decision of the magistrate. |