Case Brief: Gibbons v Proctor

Gibbons v Proctor (1891) 64 LT 594 On 29 May, the defendant had offered a reward of £25 to the person who gave information, leading to the conviction of the perpetrator of a particular crime, to police Superintendent Penn. The plaintiff, Gibbons, a police officer, had already communicated the required information to a colleague, named […]

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