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The following joint judgment \\-as delivered :-
KINGDON, C.]., NIGERIA, PETRIDES, C.]., GOLD COAST AND STROTHER-STEWART, J.
In this case we agree with the decision of the Court below on the various points raised in the appeal, for the reasons given by the Judge in his judgment. There is however one point to which we wish to draw attention, and that is the reference to •• 3 previous convictions" of 1st accused. It is not stated whether these previous convictions \\-ere admitted or proved, and if proved, in what manner. The proper course when previous convictions are alleged is to ask the accused if he admits them and if he does, the fact should be recorded. If he does not, they must be properly proved and the proof recorded. The appeals of all the appellants are dismissed.