Is there any ground on which the summons issued pursuant to the information respecting the May, 1961 offence relating to the offence respecting the date of the offence?
Saskatchewan, Canada
The following excerpt is from Barrick v. Parker, 1963 CanLII 324 (SK QB):
If I am wrong in my conclusion then there is another ground on which I believe the summons issued pursuant to the information respecting the May, 1961, offence is invalid. It was the conviction based on that information which was quashed in the certiorari proceedings Barrick v. Parker and Cumming, Q.C., supra.
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