The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1994 - Law |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 77
Page 92
... reasonable but mistaken belief in the existence of facts which would provide a statutory defence is not itself a defence . This article critically examines these decisions . Ashby v Minister of Immigration : Overruled ? By J. In recent ...
... reasonable but mistaken belief in the existence of facts which would provide a statutory defence is not itself a defence . This article critically examines these decisions . Ashby v Minister of Immigration : Overruled ? By J. In recent ...
Page 94
... reasonable doubt whether D honestly but mistakenly believed there was consent , even if this was not supported by reasonable grounds . At common law this conclusion has been justified by the Courts holding that the definition of assault ...
... reasonable doubt whether D honestly but mistakenly believed there was consent , even if this was not supported by reasonable grounds . At common law this conclusion has been justified by the Courts holding that the definition of assault ...
Page 146
... reasonable person in the plaintiff's position would not have considered it to be so . Cooke P in McHale drew upon Richmond J's remarks in Blackley ( which were not questioned by the Court of Appeal in later consideration of the case ) ...
... reasonable person in the plaintiff's position would not have considered it to be so . Cooke P in McHale drew upon Richmond J's remarks in Blackley ( which were not questioned by the Court of Appeal in later consideration of the case ) ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
17 June accepted action agreement allowed apply approach Auckland Australia authority bank Bill breach Butterworths cause charge circumstances claim clear client Committee common law concerned consent consideration considered constitutional continued contract counsel course Court of Appeal criminal damages decision defence discussion duty effect established evidence example existence fact give given Government held High Court House important independence Insurance interest International involved issue Judges judgment judicial Justice Law Society lawyer legislation limited Lord Management matter means nature noted NZLR obligation particular parties person police position possible practice present principle Privy Council profession protection published question reasonable received recent reference relating relationship relevant remedy Reports respect responsibility result rule statement suggested tort trial victim Wellington Zealand Zealand Law