- to
quash is a
request to a
court or
other tribunal to
render a
previous decision or
proceeding null or invalid. The
exact usage of
motions to
quash depends...
-
Quash is an
English surname.
Notable people with the name include:
Quamony Quash (fl. late 18th century),
American freedman; co-founder of the African-American...
- years,
still maintaining his innocence, and his
conviction was
finally quashed by the
Court of
Appeal in 2023
after DNA
evidence proved he was not the...
-
William Francis Patterson Quash (27
December 1868 in Barking,
London – 17 May 1938 in Barking, London) was an
English football player who
competed in...
-
Quashed (foaled 1932) was a British-bred and British-trained racehorse,
winner of The Oaks in 1935. For many years, the
Verdict family was not accepted...
- who
killed a man
after having previously had his
conviction for
robbery quashed with help from the
Rough Justice programme,
which investigated supposed...
-
Court in
April 1983. Subsequently, the High
Court of
Australia was
asked to
quash the
convictions on the
ground that the
verdicts were
unsafe and unsatisfactory...
- bombings.
Their convictions were
declared unsafe and
unsatisfactory and
quashed by the
Court of
Appeal on 14
March 1991. The six men were
later awarded...
- Gill, Lord MacLean, and Lord
Macfadyen (Donald Macfadyen, Lord Macfadyen)
quashed the
convictions as a
result of
hearing new
evidence and
because of what...
-
accusations of ****ual abuse,
although his
subsequent ****ual
abuse conviction was
quashed on
appeal to the High
Court of Australia. Pell
served as the inaugural...
