S v MUBAIWA & ANOR 1992 (2) ZLR 362 (S)
Citation | 1992 (2) ZLR 362 (S) |
Case No | Details not supplied |
Court | Supreme Court, Harare |
Judge | Gubbay CJ, McNally JA & Ebrahim JA |
Heard | 29 October 1992 |
Judgment | 24 November 1992 |
Counsel | WRS Russell for the appellants |
Case Type | Criminal appeal |
Annotations | Link to case annotations |
Flynote
Appeal — attempted murder — no automatic right of appeal — leave to appeal must be applied for
Criminal law — common purpose — whether second appellant had performed any act of association with the murder and whether he had the requisite intention for murder
Criminal procedure (sentence) — murder — extenuating circumstances — what constitutes — whether present where weapon taken from victim of theft used to kill person intervening to assist victim
Criminal procedure (sentence) — murder — extenuating circumstances — State must not refer to accused's previous convictions at stage when extenuating circumstances are being referred to
Criminal procedure — verdict — competent verdict — murder charge — attempted theft or conspiracy to commit theft not competent verdicts
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