26. “Reason to believe”

A person is said to have “reason to believe” a thing, if he has sufficient cause to believe that thing, but not otherwise.

Report

Read on from s 26A

Schedules

Details

Penal Code 1871 · s 26

Saving and following need a free account.Sign in

Judgments that cite this Act

711 in all

Probation was more suitable than reformative training for an offender in a scam case SummaryMohamed Erzan Taib Zohri v Public Prosecutor and other appeals · [2026] SGHC 183
Campaigners not personally affected could not challenge the mandatory death penalty SummaryHowe Wen Khong Rocky and others v Attorney-General · [2026] SGCA 39
The accused were convicted of the charges they faced over the events in the hotel room SummaryPublic Prosecutor v DGH and another · [2025] SGHC 140

Where this comes from

Singapore Statutes Online · Penal Code 1871, 2020 Revised Edition. Reader record updated on 13 Oct 2026.

Singapore legislation is Government copyright, used with the permission of the Attorney-General’s Chambers. Check Singapore Statutes Online for the latest version.

Open the official text