The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 6Butterworths, 1931 - Law |
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Page 320
... thought , therefore , that the respondent's condition of health was not as bad as stated in her petition wherein she said that she was destitute and unable to work owing to the state of her health nor was it quite as good as that stated ...
... thought , therefore , that the respondent's condition of health was not as bad as stated in her petition wherein she said that she was destitute and unable to work owing to the state of her health nor was it quite as good as that stated ...
Page 344
... thought the sub- mission was well founded . The Statute was a very special one conferring on certain persons special rights and privileges . It prescribed in imperative language the exact requirements before the special jurisdiction ...
... thought the sub- mission was well founded . The Statute was a very special one conferring on certain persons special rights and privileges . It prescribed in imperative language the exact requirements before the special jurisdiction ...
Page 392
... thought that , faced as the deceased driver was when he rounded the bend with two cars travelling towards him abreast on a narrow road and the apparent certainty of a collision -- a position brought about by the accused's negligence ...
... thought that , faced as the deceased driver was when he rounded the bend with two cars travelling towards him abreast on a narrow road and the apparent certainty of a collision -- a position brought about by the accused's negligence ...
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