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Cases
- Hannaberry v Cowther (1945) VLR 158
- Horton v Mead [1913] 1 KB 154
- R v Nation (1954) SASR 189
- R v Turner (1947) SASR 74
- Thompson v DPP [1918–19] All ER 521–30