Is there any case law where the learned trial judge found there was no evidence of intent to defraud?
Saskatchewan, Canada
The following excerpt is from R. v. Bunka, 1984 CanLII 2519 (SK QB):
I should mention that this is not, for me, a case where the learned trial judge found there was no evidence of intent to defraud or intent to defraud. The learned trial judge, in her judgment, makes reference to the possibility of “a more fraudulent intent” leaving it clear that she saw a fraudulent intent. She makes reference to a young woman in a like case whose evidence she believed and went on to contrast her with the appellant. See Rex v. McKee, supra.
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