The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1994 - Law |
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Page 49
... statement in such a tone or manner as to make that statement his own . Agreeing that any party admission is an exception to the hearsay rule , Thomas J found that Reddy's denial of the charge was , however , " too emphatic and complete ...
... statement in such a tone or manner as to make that statement his own . Agreeing that any party admission is an exception to the hearsay rule , Thomas J found that Reddy's denial of the charge was , however , " too emphatic and complete ...
Page 50
... statement naming L as her attacker . Pursuant to s 185C ( 1 ) of the Summary Proceedings Act , the statement was admitted at the defendant's preliminary hearing and the complainant was neither examined nor cross - examined on her ...
... statement naming L as her attacker . Pursuant to s 185C ( 1 ) of the Summary Proceedings Act , the statement was admitted at the defendant's preliminary hearing and the complainant was neither examined nor cross - examined on her ...
Page 445
... statement imputing partiality may not be contempt if it were made privately to a dozen people , but it could become so if that statement to those people was subsequently televised ( Attorney- General of New South Wales v Mundey , supra ...
... statement imputing partiality may not be contempt if it were made privately to a dozen people , but it could become so if that statement to those people was subsequently televised ( Attorney- General of New South Wales v Mundey , supra ...
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