The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1984 - Law |
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... reason , it is submitted that the present legislation which differentiates transactions for the control of companies ... reasons for and against a takeover law . They are legal and economic . In the past , the legal reasons seem to have ...
... reason , it is submitted that the present legislation which differentiates transactions for the control of companies ... reasons for and against a takeover law . They are legal and economic . In the past , the legal reasons seem to have ...
Page 375
... reason to suppose that that person would not answer to a summons . The nature of a valid arrest An effective arrest may be achieved in one of two ways . It may involve actual detention of the person sought to be arrested , although the ...
... reason to suppose that that person would not answer to a summons . The nature of a valid arrest An effective arrest may be achieved in one of two ways . It may involve actual detention of the person sought to be arrested , although the ...
Page 377
... reason to the prisoner . Exceptionally , however , if the statutory conditions are not met a personal search may nonetheless be justified by the common law . An obvious example might be where an arrested person was searched for good reason ...
... reason to the prisoner . Exceptionally , however , if the statutory conditions are not met a personal search may nonetheless be justified by the common law . An obvious example might be where an arrested person was searched for good reason ...
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