Rex v Gidoomal
Rex v Gidoomal (Criminal Appeal No. 156 of 1944 (Case Stated)) [1944] EACA 3 (1 January 1944)
The court held that cheap English shirts were not “like or similar” to Van Heusen shirts for price-control purposes, and the Price Controller’s certificate stood unrebutted.
- Price Control Offences
- Defence Regulations
- Interpretation Of Like Or Similar Goods
- Evidentiary Standards
- Regulatory Compliance
- Price-control-offences