The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2003 - Law |
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Page 88
... evidence was the only evidence of identity . The Court also discussed R v Gee [ 2001 ] 3 NZLR 729 ( CA ) which considered alternative formulaic approaches to evidence of involvement in other crimes for the purpose of proving that the ...
... evidence was the only evidence of identity . The Court also discussed R v Gee [ 2001 ] 3 NZLR 729 ( CA ) which considered alternative formulaic approaches to evidence of involvement in other crimes for the purpose of proving that the ...
Page 175
... evidence that she had an abnormal pregnancy , was due to give birth in a few weeks , and had considerable anxiety about giving evidence against her partner . ( Para 20 ) In these two paragraphs the Court seemingly acknowledges that ...
... evidence that she had an abnormal pregnancy , was due to give birth in a few weeks , and had considerable anxiety about giving evidence against her partner . ( Para 20 ) In these two paragraphs the Court seemingly acknowledges that ...
Page 252
... evidence is that evidence which is logically probative is admissible unless a rule of law excludes it and evidence which is not logically probative is inadmissible . Despite this , we find lawyers seeking authority for admission of new ...
... evidence is that evidence which is logically probative is admissible unless a rule of law excludes it and evidence which is not logically probative is inadmissible . Despite this , we find lawyers seeking authority for admission of new ...
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Reviewing the Arbitration Act 1996 | 34 |
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