Whether the committal order should be annulled for the charges of astute impairment of others' pecuniary interests and coercion.
The appeal was unfounded; the file contained sufficient indicia of guilt to justify sending the appellant to trial.
At the committal stage, the court applies in dubio pro duriore: a referral is required when guilt appears plausible or merely possible. The investigation was sufficiently complete and revealed enough evidence; the appellant can present his defence before the trial court.