The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 5Butterworths, 1930 - Law |
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Page 64
... Crown as representing the State in its corporate capacity ; and in regard to those primary functions it appears clear that the prerogative rights of the Crown are reasonably necessary . For example , when the Nation is at war , the ...
... Crown as representing the State in its corporate capacity ; and in regard to those primary functions it appears clear that the prerogative rights of the Crown are reasonably necessary . For example , when the Nation is at war , the ...
Page 65
... Crown , we find that the Crown is in a privil- eged position in both cases . In actions brought by the Crown , it may be said generally that the Crown has all the rights of an ordinary plaintiff and certain privileges in addition . One ...
... Crown , we find that the Crown is in a privil- eged position in both cases . In actions brought by the Crown , it may be said generally that the Crown has all the rights of an ordinary plaintiff and certain privileges in addition . One ...
Page 289
... Crown . The decision of the Court of Appeal delivered at its present sitting in Rayner v . The King holding that discovery against the Crown is not a matter of right raises again the important question as to whether the time has not ...
... Crown . The decision of the Court of Appeal delivered at its present sitting in Rayner v . The King holding that discovery against the Crown is not a matter of right raises again the important question as to whether the time has not ...
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