Rex v Jiwa
Rex v Jiwa (Criminal Appeal No. 177 of 1948) [1949] EACA 24 (1 January 1949)
The Court held that genuine police spies are not accomplices and do not need corroboration. It dismissed Hasham Jiwa’s appeal against convictions on liquor and rationing offences.
- Accomplice Evidence
- Police Spy Exception
- Corroboration Requirement
- Liquor Offences
- Rationed Goods Offences
- Invoice Requirement