The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1994 - Law |
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Page 94
... existence of a common law principle that an honest but mistaken belief in facts which would constitute a statutory defence may itself be a defence , at least if it is based on reasonable grounds . If there is such a principle it should ...
... existence of a common law principle that an honest but mistaken belief in facts which would constitute a statutory defence may itself be a defence , at least if it is based on reasonable grounds . If there is such a principle it should ...
Page 133
... existence ( 1 ) , legalism is the appropriate analysis , whereas for issues of excused breach ( 3 ) , it is constitutionalism . Burden and standard of proof Issue ( 2 ) is whether there has been a breach of the Bill of Rights , and it ...
... existence ( 1 ) , legalism is the appropriate analysis , whereas for issues of excused breach ( 3 ) , it is constitutionalism . Burden and standard of proof Issue ( 2 ) is whether there has been a breach of the Bill of Rights , and it ...
Page 418
... existence of any evidence of possible prejudice , as part of a consideration of whether the judicial process is , as Richardson J suggested , " perceived to be at risk from the proposed or continuing representation by counsel on behalf ...
... existence of any evidence of possible prejudice , as part of a consideration of whether the judicial process is , as Richardson J suggested , " perceived to be at risk from the proposed or continuing representation by counsel on behalf ...
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