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Public Prosecutor v Ware [1998] VUSC 27; CRC 049 & 050 1997 (9 July 1998)
IN THE SUPREME COURT
OF
THE REPUBLIC OF VANUATU
CRIMINAL JURISDICTION
CR No. 49 & 50 of 1997
PUBLIC PROSECUTOR
-v-
PAUL WARE
SUMU YOBA
BERRY ERRY CHARLIE
AND
PUBLIC PROSECUTOR
-v-
PAUL WARE
JONATHAN WAKO
JOHN NASE
BERRY CHARLIE
SUMU YOBA
Publ>Public Prosecutor for the State
Public Solicitor the Defendants.
SENTENCE
In3">In the case 49/1997 against Paul Ware, Sumu Yoba and
Berry Charlie were arraigned as follows:
Count 1: That Paul Ware and Sumu Yoba were charged that
sometimes on the 1st February 1997 they unlawfully entered the Apostolic Life
Ministry with the intent to steal, an offence against Section 143
of the Penal Code Act
and
Count 2: And at Tebakor on the 1 st February 1997 stole
property, 1-16 channel Mixer, 1 Power Amplifier, the property of the Apostolic
Life
Ministry and
Count 3: Being that Paul Ware, Sumu Yoba and Berry Charlie in
the month of March 1997 all unlawfully entered the Apostolic Life Ministry
Church with the
intent to steal, an offence against Section 143 of the Penal Code and
Count 4: That in March 1997, Paul Ware, Sumu Yoba and Berry
Charlie, they all stole property, 2 speakers, 3 mic- stand, 1 base guitar
and a mixer, the
property of Apostolic Life Ministry.
On arraignment all Defendants pleaded guilty in respect of the charges
put to them.
On this plea the counsel has no application. I have considered the
respective statement on the various offence and all three
Defendants in their respective
statements admitted committing such offence and for these reasons, I am satisfied that the
facts disclose the offence they are charged with and, therefore, accept the plea of guilty
on each charge and find them guilty
each.
Case No 50 of 1997.
The Court proceeded to take the plea on Count 1 and 2 on Case No. 50.
Count 1: That Jonathan Wako, John Nase, Berry Charlie, Sumu Yoba
and Paul Ware that sometime on the 21st April 1997 at Tebakor, Vila, they
unlawfully entered Fung Kwei Hardware with the intention to steal, an offence against
section 143 Penal Code Act and
Count 2: That on the 21st February 1997 stole
electrical equipment valued at 1, 225, 900 vatu, the property of Fung Kwei in offence
against
section 125 (a) of the Penal Code.
Each Defendant pleaded guilty to both charges. No application by the
counsel as to the plea. Court allows address in sentence.
On adjournment for decision I have considered the statement and
satisfied that all Defendants admitted in committing the offences
and I am satisfied that
the statement therein disclose both offences and, therefore, I accept the guilty plea and
I find
all five Defendants guilty as charged.
Allocatus: The counsel was to speak on behalf of the Defendant
as they have right to do so and thereby address the Court on sentence.
In this matter, Case No. 49/1997, there was a group of unlawful entry
and stealing by the three Defendants. In counts 1&
2 only Paul Ware and Sumu Yoba were
involved while Count 3 & 4 Berry Charlie was also involved with the other two on
unlawfully entry and steal. Both offences were committed at the Apostolic Life Ministry
whereby musical intruments were stolen
and as Paul Ware stated in his statement that at
about 17.30pm on the 21st April 1997, he went into Fung Kwei and hide himself
before the office closed for business at about 19.30 hours and then in the
early hours of
the 22nd April 1997, all four Defendants came to help him on the removing of
stolen instruments.
LAW.: Section 143
Under section 143 of the Penal Code Act, if any person enter a building
with an intention to commit a crime therein, then he is guilty of an offence and
Under section 125, if that person steal any property then he she is
guilty of the offence of stealing.
Under Section 143, if the offences committed in a dwelling house, then
they shall be imprisoned for a period of 20 years and
if any other place, then 10 years
imprisonment is the maximum.
For stealing under Section 125 (a) of the Penal Code Act, the maximum
penalty is 12 years imprisonment.
In their case, they broke into a building and therefore 10 years is the
maximum.
I have stated earlier in one of my sentencing reasoning in Case No.
61/1997 that the crime of break & enter and stealing
is on the rise and the Court must
play its role in protecting the society from such crime and gave a statistic of its
effect.
And I further stated that mostly age of youth commit such crime. If this is so
then, the parents mostly and their respective
chiefs should take effective role in
involving themselves in reducing such crime.
Vanuatu is vulnerable to cyclone attack and therefore most building are
built very low and if that is so then it is vulnerable
to criminal to easily gain access
to building and enjoy what they can hold on.
I have stated earlier that Vanuatu is a small country with a small
population of about 162, 000 inhabitants and such crime should
be immediately treated with
some consideration, by the Government and private sector and the community at large. As
the
saying, prevention is better than curing.
In mitigation, the counsel submitted that all Defendants are all youth
of Tanna and related to each other. And they were playing
together in musical group,
playing in the villages where Paul Ware was the leader.
They came to town after a failed MP promise to pay musical instruments
for them and when this fail, they then came to town. In
town they committed these crimes
and stole mostly musical instruments. And most items were returned already in good
condition
to the Apostolic Life Ministry and also Fung Kuei.
The prosecution also submitted that most item were returned and they
are in good condition.
I have also considered your respective antecedent as submitted by your
counsel in mitigation.
For sentence the Court should consider what is an appropriate sentence,
in circumstance. In imposing an appropriate sentence
the court consider that a punitive
penalty will be the most appropriate penalty in contrast to other form of penalty e.g.
cautionary or retribution or rehabilitation sentence. Also in sentencing I also take into
consideration Section 38 of the
Penal Code Act in sentencing of young offenders under the
age of 16 years and mainly referring to Defendant Sumu Yoba who is 16 years old.
For these
reasons a custodial sentence will only be the most appropriate penalty for such offences
and therefore make the
following orders of sentencing:
Conviction against Paul Ware, Sumu Yoba and Berry Charlie:
Count 1: That Paul Ware and Sumu Yoba sometime on the 1st
February 1997 at Tebakor unlawfully enter Apostolic Life Ministry with the intention to
steal.
Order No. 1: Paul Ware is convicted and sentenced to 18
months imprisonment.
Sumu Yoba is convicted and sentenced to 8 months imprisonment .
Count 2: Paul Ware and Sumu Yoba sometime on the 1st
February 1997 stole property 1- 16 Channel mixer, 1 power amplifier, the property of
Apostolic Life Ministry.
Order No. 2: Paul Ware is convicted and sentenced to 10
months imprisonment to be served concurrently.
Sumu Yoba is convicted and sentenced to 6 months imprisonment to be
served concurrently.
Count 3: That Paul ware, Sumu Yoba and Berry Charlie in the
month of March 1997 unlawfully entered the Apostolic Life Ministry with
the intent to
commit a crime therein.
Order No. 3: Paul Ware is convicted and sentenced to 18
months imprisonment to be served concurrently.
Berry Charlie is convicted and sentenced to 18 months imprisonment.
Sumu Yoba is convicted and sentenced to 8 months imprisonment to be
served concurrently.
Count 4: That Paul Ware, Sumu Yoba and Berry Charlie in the
month of March 1997 stole: 2 speakers, 3 mic-stand, 1 base guitar and
1 mixer, the
property of Apostolic Life Ministry
Order No. 4: Paul Ware and Berry Charlie are convicted
and sentenced to 10 months imprisonment to be served concurrently.
Sumu Yoba is convicted and sentenced to 6 months imprisonment to be
served concurrently.
Case No. 50 of 1997
Conviction on Jonathan Wako, John Nase, Berry Charlie, Sumu Yoba
and Paul Ware:
Count 1: That Jonathan Wako, John Nase, Berry Charlie, Sumu Yoba
and Paul Ware on the 21st April 1997, unlawfully entered Fung Kwei Hardware
with the intention to commit a crime therein.
Order No1: Paul Ware is convicted and sentenced to 18
months imprisonment to be served cumulatively.
Sumu Yoba is convicted and sentenced to 6 months imprisonment to be
served cumulatively.
Jonathan Wako, John Nase, Berry Charlie are all convicted and sentenced
to 10 months imprisonment to be served cumulatively.
Count 2: Jonathan Wako, John Nase, Berry Charlie, Sumu Yoba and
Paul ware on the 21st April 1997 stole from Fung Kwei Hardware property valued
at 1, 25, 900 vatu.
Order No.2: Each five Defendants are convicted and
sentenced to 10 months imprisonment to be served concurrently.
DATED AT PORT VILA this 9th day of July 1998
R.MARUM MBE
Judge
Kayleen TAVOA for Public Prosecutor
Stephen REYNOLDS for Defendants
IN THE SUPREME COURT
OF THE REPUBLIC OF VANUATU
(FORM No. 2 Criminal Procedure Code)
WARRANT OF COMMITMENT UNPON A CONVICTION WHERE THE PUNISHMENT IS
IMPRISONMENT
(Section 189)
Criminal Case No. 49/1997
To all Police Officers within the Republic of Vanuatu and to the
Officer in Charge of the prison at: Port Vila
WHEREAS Paul WARE of Tanna was on
this 9th Day of July convicted of the offences of :
Count 1- Unlawful Entry contrary to Section 143 of the Penal Code
Act CAP 135.
And was sentenced to be imprisoned for a period of 18 months
imprisonment.
You are hereby commanded to take the said Paul
WARE to the prison at Port Vila and convey him to the Officer in
Charge thereof who is hereby directed to keep him for the period aforesaid.
DATED AT Port Vila this 9th Day of July 1998.
…………………………
R. MARUM
Judge of the Supreme Court
IN THE SUPREME COURT
OF THE REPUBLIC OF VANUATU
(FORM No. 2 Criminal Procedure Code)
WARRANT OF COMMITMENT UNPON A CONVICTION WHERE THE PUNISHMENT IS
IMPRISONMENT
(Section 189)
Criminal Case No. 49/1997
To all Police Officers within the Republic of Vanuatu and to the
Officer in Charge of the prison at: Port Vila
WHEREAS Sumu YOBA of Tanna was on
this 9th Day of July convicted of the offences of :
Count 1- Unlawful Entry x 3 contrary to Section 143 of the
Penal Code Act CAP 135.
And was sentenced to be imprisoned for a period of 8 months
imprisonment.
You are hereby commanded to take the said Sumu
YOBA to the prison at Port Vila and convey him to the Officer in
Charge thereof who is hereby directed to keep him for the period aforesaid.
DATED AT Port Vila this 9th Day of July 1998.
………………………
R. MARUM
Judge of the Supreme Court
IN THE SUPREME COURT
OF THE REPUBLIC OF VANUATU
(FORM No. 2 Criminal Procedure Code)
WARRANT OF COMMT UNPON APON A CONVICTION WHERE THE PUNISHMENT IS IMPRISONMENT
(Section 189)
Criminal Case No. 49/1997
To all Police OfficOfficers within the Republic of Vanuatu and to the
Officer in Charge of the prison at: Port Vila
WHEREAS Paul WARE of Tanna was on
this 9th Day of July convicted of the offences of :
Count 2- Theft contrary to Section 125 (a) of the Penal Code Act
CAP 135.
And was sentenced to be imprisoned for a period of 10 months
imprisonment to be served concurrently
You are hereby commanded to take the said Paul WARE
to the prison at Port Vila and convey him to the Officer in Charge
thereof who is hereby directed to keep him for the period aforesaid.
DATED AT Port Vila this 9th Day of July 1998.
…………………………
R. MARUM
Judge of the Supreme Court
OF THE REPUBLIC OF VANUATU
TER">(FORM No. 2 Criminal Procedure Code)
WARRANT OF COMMITMENT UNPON A CONVICTION WHERE THE PUNISHMENT
IS IMPRISONMENT
(Section 189)
Criminal Case No. 49/1997
To all Police Officers within the Republic of Vanuatu and to the
Officer in Charge of the prison at: Port Vila
WHEREAS Sumu YOBA of Tanna was on
this 9th Day of July convicted of the offences of :
Count 2- Theft contrary to Section 125 (a) of the Penal
Code Act CAP 135.
And was sentenced to be imprisoned for a period of 6 months
imprisonment to be served concurently.
You are hereby commanded to take the said Sumu YOBA to
the prison at Port Vila and convey him to the Officer in Charge thereof who
is hereby directed to keep him for the period aforesaid.
DATED AT Port Vila this 9th Day of July 1998.
…………………………
R. MARUM
Judge of the Supreme Court
IN THE SUPREME COURT
OF THE REPUBLIC OF VANUATU
(FORM No. 2 Criminal Procedure Code)
WARRANT OF COMMITMENT UNPON A CONVICTION WHERE THE PUNISHMENT IS
IMPRISONMENT
(Section 189)
Criminal Case No. 49/1997
To all Police Officers within the Republic of Vanuatu and to the
Officer in Charge of the prison at: Port Vila
WHEREAS Paul WARE of Tanna was on
this 9th Day of July convicted of the offences of :
Count 3- Unlawful Entry contrary to Section 143 of the
Penal Code Act CAP 135.
And was sentenced to be imprisoned for a period of 18 months
imprisonment to be served concurrently.
You are hereby commanded to take the said Paul
WARE to the prison at Port Vila and convey him to the Officer in
Charge thereof who is hereby directed to keep him for the period aforesaid.
DATED AT Port Vila this 9th Day of July 1998.
…………………………
R. MARUM
Judge of the Supreme Court
IN THE SUPREME COURT
OF THE REPUBLIC OF VANUATU
(FORM No. 2 Criminal Procedure Code)
WARRANT OF COMMITMENT UNPON A CONVICTION WHERE THE PUNISHMENT IS
IMPRISONMENT
(Section 189)
Criminal Case No. 49/1997
To all Police Officers within the Republic of Vanuatu and to the
Officer in Charge of the prison at: Port Vila
WHEREAS Sumu YOBA of Tanna was on
this 9th Day of July convicted of the offences of :
Count 3- Unlawful Entry contrary to Section 143 of the
Penal Code Act CAP 135.
And was sentenced to be imprisoned for a period of 8 months
imprisonment to be served concurrently.
You are hereby commanded to take the said Sumu
YOBA to the prison at Port Vila and convey him to the Officer in
Charge thereof who is hereby directed to keep him for the period aforesaid.
DATED AT Port Vila this 9th Day of July 1998.
…………………………
R. MARUM
Judge of the Supreme Court
IN THE SUPREME COURT
OF THE REPUBLIC OF VANUATU
(FORM No. 2 Criminal Procedure Code)
WARRANT OF COMMITMENT UPON A CONVICTION WHERE THE PUNISHMENT IS
IMPRISONMENT
(Section 189)
Criminal Case No. 49/1997
To all Police Officers within the Republic of Vanuatu and to the
Officer in Charge of the prison at: Port Vila
WHEREAS Berry CHARLIE of Tanna was
on this 9th Day of July convicted of the offences of :
Count 3- Unlawful Entry contrary to Section 143 of the
Penal Code Act CAP 135.
And was sentenced to be imprisoned for a period of 18 months
imprisonment.
You are hereby commanded to take the said Berry
CHARLIE to the prison at Port Vila and convey him to the Officer in
Charge thereof who is hereby directed to keep him for the period aforesaid.
DATED AT Port Vila this 9th Day of July 1998.
…………………………
R. MARUM
Judge of the Supreme Court
IN THE SUPREME COURT
OF THE REPUBLIC OF VANUATU
(FORM No. 2 Criminal Procedure Code)
WARRANT OF COMMITMENT UNPON A CONVICTION WHERE THE PUNISHMENT IS
IMPRISONMENT
(Section 189)
Criminal Case No. 49/1997
To all Police Officers within the Republic of Vanuatu and to the
Officer in Charge of the prison at: Port Vila
WHEREAS Paul WARE of Tanna was on
this 9th Day of July convicted of the offences of :
Count 4 - Theft contrary to Section 125 (a) of the Penal
Code Act CAP 135.
And was sentenced to be imprisoned for a period of 10 months
imprisonment to be served concurrently.
You are hereby commanded to take the said Paul
WARE to the prison at Port Vila and convey him to the Officer in
Charge thereof who is hereby directed to keep him for the period aforesaid.
DATED AT Port Vila this 9th Day of July 1998.
…………………………
R. MARUM
Judge of the Supreme Court
IN THE SUPREME COURT
OF THE REPUBLIC OF VANUATU
(FORM No. 2 Criminal Procedure Code)
WARRANT OF COMMITMENT UNPON A CONVICTION WHERE THE PUNISHMENT IS
IMPRISONMENT
(Section 189)
Criminal Case No. 49/1997
To all Police Officers within the Republic of Vanuatu and to the
Officer in Charge of the prison at: Port Vila
WHEREAS Sumu YOBA of Tanna was on
this 9th Day of July convicted of the offences of :
Count 4 - Theft contrary to Section 125(a) of the Penal
Code Act CAP 135.
And was sentenced to be imprisoned for a period of 6 months
imprisonment to be served concurrently.
You are hereby commanded to take the said Sumu YOBA
to the prison at Port Vila and convey him to the Officer in Charge
thereof who is hereby directed to keep him for the period aforesaid.
DATED AT Port Vila this 9th Day of July 1998.
…………………………
R. MARUM
Judge of the Supreme Court
IN THE SUPREME COURT
OF THE REPUBLIC OF VANUATU
(FORM No. 2 Criminal Procedure Code)
WARRANT OF COMMITMENT UNPON A CONVICTION WHERE THE PUNISHMENT IS
IMPRISONMENT
(Section 189)
Criminal Case No. 49/1997
To all Police Officers within the Republic of Vanuatu and to the
Officer in Charge of the prison at: Port Vila
WHEREAS Berry CHARLIE of Tanna was
on this 9th Day of July convicted of the offences of :
Count 4 - Theft contrary to Section 125(a) of the Penal
Code Act CAP 135.
And was sentenced to be imprisoned for a period of 10 months
imprisonment to be served concurrently.
You are hereby commanded to take the said Berry
CHARLIE to the prison at Port Vila and convey him to the Officer in
Charge thereof who is hereby directed to keep him for the period aforesaid.
DATED AT Port Vila this 9th Day of July 1998.
…………………………
R. MARUM
Judge of the Supreme Court
IN THE SUPREME COURT
OF THE REPUBLIC OF VANUATU
(FORM No. 2 Criminal Procedure Code)
WARRANT OF COMMITMENT UNPON A CONVICTION WHERE THE PUNISHMENT IS
IMPRISONMENT
(Section 189)
Criminal Case No. 50/1997
To all Police Officers within the Republic of Vanuatu and to the
Officer in Charge of the prison at: Port Vila
WHEREAS Paul WARE of Tanna was on
this 9th Day of July convicted of the offences of :
Count 1- Unlawful Entry contrary to Section 143 of the
Penal Code Act CAP 135.
And was sentenced to be imprisoned for a period of 18 months
imprisonment to be served cumulatively.
You are hereby commanded to take the said Paul
WARE to the prison at Port Vila and convey him to the Officer in
Charge thereof who is hereby directed to keep him for the period aforesaid.
DATED AT Port Vila this 9th Day of July 1998.
…………………………
R. MARUM
Judge of the Supreme Court
IN THE SUPREME COURT
OF THE REPUBLIC OF VANUATU
(FORM No. 2 Criminal Procedure Code)
WARRANT OF COMMITMENT UNPON A CONVICTION WHERE THE PUNISHMENT IS
IMPRISONMENT
(Section 189)
Criminal Case No. 50/1997
To all Police Officers within the Republic of Vanuatu and to the
Officer in Charge of the prison at: Port Vila
WHEREAS Sumu YOBA of Tanna was on
this 9th Day of July convicted of the offences of :
Count 1- Unlawful Entry contrary to Section 143 of the
Penal Code Act CAP 135.
And was sentenced to be imprisoned for a period of 6 months
imprisonment to be served cumulatively.
You are hereby commanded to take the said Sumu
YOBA to the prison at Port Vila and convey him to the Officer in
Charge thereof who is hereby directed to keep him for the period aforesaid.
DATED AT Port Vila this 9th Day of July 1998.
…………………………
R. MARUM
Judge of the Supreme Court
IN THE SUPREME COURT
OF THE REPUBLIC OF VANUATU
(FORM No. 2 Criminal Procedure Code)
WARRANT OF COMMITMENT UNPON A CONVICTION WHERE THE PUNISHMENT IS
IMPRISONMENT
(Section 189)
Criminal Case No. 50/1997
To all Police Officers within the Republic of Vanuatu and to the
Officer in Charge of the prison at: Port Vila
WHEREAS Jonathan WAKO of Tanna was
on this 9th Day of July convicted of the offences of:
Count 1- Unlawful Entry contrary to Section 143 of the
Penal Code Act CAP 135.
And was sentenced to be imprisoned for a period of 10 months
imprisonment to be served cumulatively.
You are hereby commanded to take the said Jonathan
WAKO to the prison at Port Vila and convey him to the Officer in
Charge thereof who is hereby directed to keep him for the period aforesaid.
DATED AT Port Vila this 9th Day of July 1998.
…………………………
R. MARUM
Judge of the Supreme Court
IN THE SUPREME COURT
OF THE REPUBLIC OF VANUATU
(FORM No. 2 Criminal Procedure Code)
WARRANT OF COMMITMENT UNPON A CONVICTION WHERE THE PUNISHMENT IS
IMPRISONMENT
(Section 189)
Criminal Case No. 50/1997
To all Police Officers within the Republic of Vanuatu and to the
Officer in Charge of the prison at: Port Vila
WHEREAS Berry CHARLIE of Tanna was
on this 9th Day of July convicted of the offences of :
Count 1- Unlawful Entry contrary to Section 143 of the
Penal Code Act CAP 135.
And was sentenced to be imprisoned for a period of 10 months
imprisonment to be served cumulatively.
You are hereby commanded to take the said Berry
CHARLIE to the prison at Port Vila and convey him to the Officer in
Charge thereof who is hereby directed to keep him for the period aforesaid.
DATED AT Port Vila this 9th Day of July 1998.
…………………………
R. MARUM
Judge of the Supreme Court
IN THE SUPREME COURT
OF THE REPUBLIC OF VANUATU
(FORM No. 2 Criminal Procedure Code)
WARRANT OF COMMITMENT UNPON A CONVICTION WHERE THE PUNISHMENT IS
IMPRISONMENT
(Section 189)
Criminal Case No. 50/1997
To all Police Officers within the Republic of Vanuatu and to the
Officer in Charge of the prison at: Port Vila
WHEREAS John NASE of Tanna was on
this 9th Day of July convicted of the offences of :
Count 1- Unlawful Entry contrary to Section 143 of the
Penal Code Act CAP 135.
And was sentenced to be imprisoned for a period of 10 months
imprisonment.
You are hereby commanded to take the said John
NASE to the prison at Port Vila and convey him to the Officer in
Charge thereof who is hereby directed to keep him for the period aforesaid.
DATED AT Port Vila this 9th Day of July 1998.
…………………………
R. MARUM
Judge of the Supreme Court
IN THE SUPREME COURT
OF THE REPUBLIC OF VANUATU
(FORM No. 2 Criminal Procedure Code)
WARRANT OF COMMITMENT UNPON A CONVICTION WHERE THE PUNISHMENT IS
IMPRISONMENT
(Section 189)
Criminal Case No. 50/1997
To all Police Officers within the Republic of Vanuatu and to the
Officer in Charge of the prison at: Port Vila
WHEREAS Paul WARE of Tanna was on
this 9th Day of July convicted of the offences of :
Count 2- Theft contrary to Section 125(a) of the Penal
Code Act CAP 135.
And was sentenced to be imprisoned for a period of 10 months
imprisonment to be served concurrently.
You are hereby commanded to take the said Paul WARE
to the prison at Port Vila and convey him to the Officer in Charge
thereof who is hereby directed to keep him for the period aforesaid.
DATED AT Port Vila this 9th Day of July 1998.
…………………………
R. MARUM
Judge of the Supreme Court
IN THE SUPREME COURT
OF THE REPUBLIC OF VANUATU
(FORM No. 2 Criminal Procedure Code)
WARRANT OF COMMITMENT UNPON A CONVICTION WHERE THE PUNISHMENT IS
IMPRISONMENT
(Section 189)
Criminal Case No. 50/1997
To all Police Officers within the Republic of Vanuatu and to the
Officer in Charge of the prison at: Port Vila
WHEREAS Sumu YOBA of Tanna was on
this 9th Day of July convicted of the offences of :
Count 2- Theft contrary to Section 125 (a) of the Penal
Code Act CAP 135.
And was sentenced to be imprisoned for a period of 10 months
imprisonment to be served concurrently.
You are hereby commanded to take the said Sumu YOBA
to the prison at Port Vila and convey him to the Officer in Charge
thereof who is hereby directed to keep him for the period aforesaid.
DATED AT Port Vila this 9th Day of July 1998.
…………………………
R. MARUM
Judge of the Supreme Court
IN THE SUPREME COURT
OF THE REPUBLIC OF VANUATU
(FORM No. 2 Criminal Procedure Code)
WARRANT OF COMMITMENT UNPON A CONVICTION WHERE THE PUNISHMENT IS
IMPRISONMENT
(Section 189)
Criminal Case No. 50/1997
To all Police Officers within the Republic of Vanuatu and to the
Officer in Charge of the prison at: Port Vila
WHEREAS Jonathan WAKO of Tanna was
on this 9th Day of July convicted of the offences of:
Count 2- Theft contrary to Section 125 (a) of the Penal
Code Act CAP 135.
And was sentenced to be imprisoned for a period of 10 months
imprisonment to be served concurrently.
You are hereby commanded to take the said Jonathan
WAKO to the prison at Port Vila and convey him to the Officer in
Charge thereof who is hereby directed to keep him for the period aforesaid.
DATED AT Port Vila this 9th Day of July 1998.
…………………………
R. MARUM
Judge of the Supreme Court
IN THE SUPREME COURT
OF THE REPUBLIC OF VANUATU
(FORM No. 2 Criminal Procedure Code)
WARRANT OFITMENT UNPON APON A CONVICTION WHERE THE PUNISHMENT
IS IMPRISONMENT
(Section 189)
Criminal Case No. 50/1997
To all Police Officers within the Republic of Vanuatu and to the
Officer in Charge of the prison at: Port Vila
WHEREAS John NASE of Tanna was on
this 9th Day of July convicted of the offences of :
Count 2- Theft contrary to Section 125 (a) of the Penal
Code Act CAP 135.
And was sentenced to be imprisoned for a period of 10 months
imprisonment to be served concurrently.
You are hereby commanded to take the said John
NASE to the prison at Port Vila and convey him to the Officer in
Charge thereof who is hereby directed to keep him for the period aforesaid.
DATED AT Port Vila this 9th Day of July 1998.
…………………………
R. MARUM
Judge of the Supreme Court
IN THE SUPREME COURT
OF THE REPUBLIC OF VANUATU
(FORM No. 2 Criminal Procedure Code)
WARRANT OF COMMITMENT UNPON A CONVICTION WHERE THE PUNISHMENT IS
IMPRISONMENT
(Section 189)
Criminal Case No. 50/1997
To all Police Officers within the Republic of Vanuatu and to the
Officer in Charge of the prison at: Port Vila
WHEREAS Berry CHARLIE of Tanna was
on this 9th Day of July convicted of the offences of :
Count 2- Theft contrary to Section 125 (a) of the Penal
Code Act CAP 135.
And was sentenced to be imprisoned for a period of 10 months
imprisonment to be served concurrently.
You are hereby commanded to take the said Berry
CHARLIE to the prison at Port Vila and convey him to the Officer in
Charge thereof who is hereby directed to keep him for the period aforesaid.
DATED AT Port Vila this 9th Day of July 1998.
R. MARUM
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