The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2003 - Law |
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Page 58
... person could have done if not incapacitated ( HCR 87 ; DCR 89 ) . It is also provided that the heading should be in the name of the incapacitated person , by his or her litigation guardian , X. This reflects the time - honoured method ...
... person could have done if not incapacitated ( HCR 87 ; DCR 89 ) . It is also provided that the heading should be in the name of the incapacitated person , by his or her litigation guardian , X. This reflects the time - honoured method ...
Page 121
... person seeking treatment ) or involuntary ( applied for by the person's relatives , a police officer , or " any other reputable person " ) , and can last for up to two years . Over time , a number of practical and legal problems with ...
... person seeking treatment ) or involuntary ( applied for by the person's relatives , a police officer , or " any other reputable person " ) , and can last for up to two years . Over time , a number of practical and legal problems with ...
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... person's computer data , that person may thereby be providing police with material evidence leading to the person's prosecution and conviction of offences that would otherwise be , and potentially remain , unknown to police . EXTENT AND ...
... person's computer data , that person may thereby be providing police with material evidence leading to the person's prosecution and conviction of offences that would otherwise be , and potentially remain , unknown to police . EXTENT AND ...
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