The Official Reports of the High Court of the South African Republic
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6th August.
KoxzE, 0. J. : The Court is of opinion that the charge is rightly laid under sect. 25 (a) of the Liquor Law of 1892. Sect. 45 is merely an explanatory section. From the evidence it appears that one of the Kaffirs, who were sent to buy liquor, had as a fact obtained verbal permission from his master, who at the same time gave him half-a-crown to go and buy liquor, with the object of trapping the owner of the canteen. This fact was not known to Mrs. DoUarhide, the owner of the canteen..., and her employee, the barmaid. Liquor was supplied, and the half-crown was placed in the drawer of the counter. Seeing now that the owner of the bar and her employee did not know that the Kaffir had permission from his master, the case differs from the earlier cases decided by the Court.
In Alexander v. The State (31st Aug. 1888), the master gave a written permit but left it unsigned, and the Court decided that, as the canteen-keeper acted on the letter, he could not be found guilty.
In Thompson v.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
6th August.
KoxzE, 0. J. : The Court is of opinion that the charge is rightly laid under sect. 25 (a) of the Liquor Law of 1892. Sect. 45 is merely an explanatory section. From the evidence it appears that one of the Kaffirs, who were sent to buy liquor, had as a fact obtained verbal permission from his master, who at the same time gave him half-a-crown to go and buy liquor, with the object of trapping the owner of the canteen. This fact was not known to Mrs. DoUarhide, the owner of the canteen..., and her employee, the barmaid. Liquor was supplied, and the half-crown was placed in the drawer of the counter. Seeing now that the owner of the bar and her employee did not know that the Kaffir had permission from his master, the case differs from the earlier cases decided by the Court.
In Alexander v. The State (31st Aug. 1888), the master gave a written permit but left it unsigned, and the Court decided that, as the canteen-keeper acted on the letter, he could not be found guilty.
In Thompson v.
What to read after The Official Reports of the High Court of the South African Republic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kotzé, J. G. (John Gilbert), 1849-1940 to read onlineMoreLess
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