“…Gibbs v Rea [1998] AC 786 was a case about the malicious procurement of a search warrant where no evidence explaining why the warrant had been sought was adduced. The Privy Council note…”
“…Mr Simblet relied upon the case of Gibbs v Rea [1998] AC 786, a case in which the majority of the Privy Council found that malice could be inferred from the absence of evidence from the police officer who had sought the …”