The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1994 - Law |
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Page 180
... charge . However , the Task Force rejected the use of a charge partly because , it suggested , the mechanics of its enforcement were unclear and also because of funders ' anticipated objections to the protection of residents ...
... charge . However , the Task Force rejected the use of a charge partly because , it suggested , the mechanics of its enforcement were unclear and also because of funders ' anticipated objections to the protection of residents ...
Page 397
... charge has been without doubt the most important form of security since the late nineteenth century . Yet while a more than adequate security in most cases , the floating charge was always susceptible to having its priority postponed to ...
... charge has been without doubt the most important form of security since the late nineteenth century . Yet while a more than adequate security in most cases , the floating charge was always susceptible to having its priority postponed to ...
Page 451
... charged with an offence , has in relation to the determination of the charge as one of her or his minimum rights : ( e ) the right to be presumed innocent until proved guilty according to law . Statistics of charges withdrawn or ...
... charged with an offence , has in relation to the determination of the charge as one of her or his minimum rights : ( e ) the right to be presumed innocent until proved guilty according to law . Statistics of charges withdrawn or ...
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