AD v State of New South Wales
[2022] NSWDC 546
Citation 1
…“Suspicion, as Lord Devlin said in Hussien v Chong Fook Kam [1969] UKPC 26; [1970] AC 942, at 948, "in its ordinary meaning is a state of conjecture or surmise where proof is lacking: "I suspect but I cannot prove.'' The facts which can reasonably ground a suspicion may be quite insufficient reasonably to ground…
AB v State of New South Wales
[2021] NSWDC 683
Citation 2
…Suspicion, as Lord Devlin said in Hussien v Chong Fook Kam [1969] UKPC 26; [1970] AC 942, at 948, "in its ordinary meaning is a state of conjecture or surmise where proof is lacking: "I suspect but I cannot prove.'' The facts which can reasonably ground a suspicion may be quite insufficient reasonably to ground a…
Irving v Pfingst
[2021] QCA 280
Citation 3
…sidered Hussien v Chong Fook Kam [1970] AC 942; [1969] UKPC 26, considered McCann v Parsons (1954) 93 CLR 418; [1954] HCA 70, considered Mitchell v Pacific Dawn Pty Ltd [2003] QCA 526, considered Musgrove v McDonald (1905) 3 CLR 132; [1905] HCA 50, cited Orr v Holmes (1948) 76 CLR 632; [1948] HCA 16, cited Queens…
Commissioner of the Australian Federal Police v Bigatton
[2020] NSWSC 245
Citation 4
…"Suspicion, as Lord Devlin said in Hussien v Chong Fook Kam [1969] UKPC 26; (1970) AC 942, at p 948, 'in its ordinary meaning is a state of conjecture or surmise where proof is lacking: "I suspect but I cannot prove.”’ The facts which can reasonably ground a suspicion may be quite insufficient reasonably to groun…
Pham v State of New South Wales
[2019] NSWDC 73
Citation 5
…“Suspicion, as Lord Devlin said in Hussien v Chong Fook Kam ([1969] UKPC 26 [1970], AC 942 at 948), “In its ordinary meaning is a state of conjecture or surmise where proof is lacking: “I suspect but I cannot prove.’” The facts that which can reasonably ground a suspicion may be quite insufficient reasonably to g…
Ussher v State of New South Wales
[2017] NSWDC 189
Citation 6
…“Suspicion”, as Lord Devlin said in Hussien v Chong Fook Kam [1969] UKPC 26; (1970) AC 942, at p 948, “in its ordinary meaning is a state of conjecture or surmise where proof is lacking: “I suspect but I cannot prove”. The facts which can reasonably ground a suspicion may be quite insufficient reasonably to groun…
Bonham v Iluka Resources Limited
[2015] FCA 713
Citation 7
(Para 2)
…[it is necessary] to bear in mind that suspicion and belief are different states of mind. Suspicion, as Lord Devlin said in Hussien v. Chong Fook Kam [1969] UKPC 26; (1970) AC 942, at p 948, "in its ordinary meaning is a state of conjecture or surmise where proof is lacking: 'I suspect but I cannot prove.'" The f…
Knight v The Queen
[2013] QCA 144
Citation 8
…ueen (2000) 201 CLR 414; [2000] HCA 15, cited Hussien v Chong Fook Kam [1970] AC 942; [1969] 3 All ER 1626; [1969] UKPC 26, considered R v Ferguson; Ex parte Attorney-General (Qld) (2008) 186 A Crim R 483; [2008] QCA 227, cited R v Glennon (1992) 173 CLR 592; [1992] HCA 16, considered R v Knight & Ors [2010] QCA…