The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1994 - Law |
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Page 11
... common law . It may require occasional modification of hitherto established common law rules ; for , although the Bill of Rights can be overridden by a sufficiently explicit statute , it cannot be overridden by the common law . More ...
... common law . It may require occasional modification of hitherto established common law rules ; for , although the Bill of Rights can be overridden by a sufficiently explicit statute , it cannot be overridden by the common law . More ...
Page 265
... common law appeared to have been abolished by statute in England by the Judicature Act of 1873 when the Courts of Equity and Common Law were joined . In fact , of course , the abolition of the distinction has not completely happened ...
... common law appeared to have been abolished by statute in England by the Judicature Act of 1873 when the Courts of Equity and Common Law were joined . In fact , of course , the abolition of the distinction has not completely happened ...
Page 467
... common law except where the Crown , under its emergency prerogative , used it to extract information ; hence the thumbscrews and the rack in the Tower of London . The imposition of torture authorised appears to have ceased about 1640 ...
... common law except where the Crown , under its emergency prerogative , used it to extract information ; hence the thumbscrews and the rack in the Tower of London . The imposition of torture authorised appears to have ceased about 1640 ...
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