The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1984 - Law |
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Page 294
... matter the Court is to act as expeditiously as practicable , " as if it were a criminal matter " . The basic problem with what was being done in this particular Bill is that it was all a legal fiction . Let us pretend , the Bill said ...
... matter the Court is to act as expeditiously as practicable , " as if it were a criminal matter " . The basic problem with what was being done in this particular Bill is that it was all a legal fiction . Let us pretend , the Bill said ...
Page 312
... matter of a decision , power was vested , should deadlock occur , in the Chairman of the Local Disputes Committee who could : in his discretion either decide the matter , in which case his decision shall be deemed to be the decision of ...
... matter of a decision , power was vested , should deadlock occur , in the Chairman of the Local Disputes Committee who could : in his discretion either decide the matter , in which case his decision shall be deemed to be the decision of ...
Page 378
... matter and in that way regarded them as consistent with the provisions of s 316 ( 5 ) . His Honour made it very clear that the enquiries must be relevant to the reason for making the arrest in the first place . The defendant had been ...
... matter and in that way regarded them as consistent with the provisions of s 316 ( 5 ) . His Honour made it very clear that the enquiries must be relevant to the reason for making the arrest in the first place . The defendant had been ...
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