Practice and Procedure
R V CUSTOMS & EXCISE COMMISSIONERS, EX PARTE CANTERBURY CROWN COURT (2002)
PUBLISHED November 14, 2002[2002] EWHC 2584 (Admin)
The crown court judge had no jurisdiction to make an order or to give directions purporting to dictate or control proceedings in a magistrates' court nominated to give effect to a request for assistance made by Dutch authorities.
DC (Laws LJ, Field J)
14/11/2002
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