The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1984 - Law |
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Page 164
... given rise to a myth which , for want of contradiction , is liable to establish itself as accepted truth . That myth was given expression in the following passage in an article by Dr Roderick Munday ( " The Limits of Citation Determined ...
... given rise to a myth which , for want of contradiction , is liable to establish itself as accepted truth . That myth was given expression in the following passage in an article by Dr Roderick Munday ( " The Limits of Citation Determined ...
Page 399
... given evidence under Statute ' or Proclamation , had no right to a pardon . He lived under the mere expectation that should he be subsequently indicted for the crime a pardon would be forthcoming . He could not , therefore , plead the ...
... given evidence under Statute ' or Proclamation , had no right to a pardon . He lived under the mere expectation that should he be subsequently indicted for the crime a pardon would be forthcoming . He could not , therefore , plead the ...
Page 403
... given by the Director of Public Prosecutions was , in itself , sufficient to eliminate any prospect of false evidence being given . Indeed , the only common factor in these cases was the fact that the undertakings did not expressly make ...
... given by the Director of Public Prosecutions was , in itself , sufficient to eliminate any prospect of false evidence being given . Indeed , the only common factor in these cases was the fact that the undertakings did not expressly make ...
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