The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 39Butterworths, 1963 - Law |
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Page 237
... jury . The jury would then be able to answer medical issues without having itself to choose between disputed views . This view had since been endorsed by a number of lawyers who took the view that the principal function of the Court is ...
... jury . The jury would then be able to answer medical issues without having itself to choose between disputed views . This view had since been endorsed by a number of lawyers who took the view that the principal function of the Court is ...
Page 238
... jury to hear and examine evidence , but also to make examinations . If it were to be given that power then the panel would be involved possibly in calling for reports on the accused's past history , possibly in making a number of ...
... jury to hear and examine evidence , but also to make examinations . If it were to be given that power then the panel would be involved possibly in calling for reports on the accused's past history , possibly in making a number of ...
Page 466
... jury answered in the affirmative questions whether the defendant had been induced by fraud to accept the bill and whether the plain- tiff had given value for the bill but answered in the negative a further question whether such value ...
... jury answered in the affirmative questions whether the defendant had been induced by fraud to accept the bill and whether the plain- tiff had given value for the bill but answered in the negative a further question whether such value ...
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Hiller A Jurisdiction in Nullity 7 32 77 | 7 |
In Your ArmchairAnd MineScorpio 21 | 21 |
H J v Glen Eden | 21 |
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