The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1994 - Law |
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... defence is not itself a defence . This article critically examines these decisions . Ashby v Minister of Immigration : Overruled ? By J. In recent years the New Zealand Court of Appeal has consistently upheld the need for a significant ...
... defence is not itself a defence . This article critically examines these decisions . Ashby v Minister of Immigration : Overruled ? By J. In recent years the New Zealand Court of Appeal has consistently upheld the need for a significant ...
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... defence in defined circumstances , does not admit of any allowance for the defendants ' belief " . As to this , it is true that the words of the subsection read literally do not support a defence of mistake , but in so far as the object ...
... defence in defined circumstances , does not admit of any allowance for the defendants ' belief " . As to this , it is true that the words of the subsection read literally do not support a defence of mistake , but in so far as the object ...
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... defence : Beckford v R [ 1988 ] AC 130 ) . But in New Zealand the terms of the statute do not seem to allow this reasoning and it appears to be clear that consent must be seen as a matter of defence , albeit a defence provided by the ...
... defence : Beckford v R [ 1988 ] AC 130 ) . But in New Zealand the terms of the statute do not seem to allow this reasoning and it appears to be clear that consent must be seen as a matter of defence , albeit a defence provided by the ...
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