The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1984 - Law |
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Page 65
... result of the Minister's concern about an " observable " increase in the number of jury disagreements in recent months . His concern in fact stemmed from a very short - term increase in the proportion of hung juries in recent weeks . A ...
... result of the Minister's concern about an " observable " increase in the number of jury disagreements in recent months . His concern in fact stemmed from a very short - term increase in the proportion of hung juries in recent weeks . A ...
Page 303
... result of the poll by giving public notice under s 116 of the Electoral Act 1956 . How many returning officers had , by the following Tuesday , formally declared the result of the poll held on Saturday , 14 July ? None I should imagine ...
... result of the poll by giving public notice under s 116 of the Electoral Act 1956 . How many returning officers had , by the following Tuesday , formally declared the result of the poll held on Saturday , 14 July ? None I should imagine ...
Page 336
... result , when the borrower became bankrupt , the lender had no security over the yacht itself . Indeed the yacht had been repossessed by its previous owner when the borrower's company defaulted in payment . The lender managed to recover ...
... result , when the borrower became bankrupt , the lender had no security over the yacht itself . Indeed the yacht had been repossessed by its previous owner when the borrower's company defaulted in payment . The lender managed to recover ...
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