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Rex v Graham-Campbell, Ex parte Herbert: 1935

Mr A P Herbert had laid two informations at Bow Street Police Station for summonses against fifteen named Members of Parliament, who were members of the Kitchen Committee of the House of Commons and the manager of the Refreshment Department of the House, alleging the unlawful sale of alcohol without a licence contrary to the … Continue reading Rex v Graham-Campbell, Ex parte Herbert: 1935

Mellor v Lydiate: 1914

The appellant brewers owned a public house, whose licencee was their manager. He supplied beer to the respondent, and the appellants were then convicted under the section which, provided that a person ‘shall not sell . . any intoxicating liquor unless he holds a justices licence’ Held: The appeal was allowed, but with differing reasons. … Continue reading Mellor v Lydiate: 1914