The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 55Butterworths, 1980 - Law |
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Page 38
... defendant was ac- quitted the defendant incurring the expense of yet another air fare . This simple exercise cost the defendant mere $ 669.60 , made up as follows : air fares toll calls counsel's fee solicitor's fee $ 317.00 $ 22.60 ...
... defendant was ac- quitted the defendant incurring the expense of yet another air fare . This simple exercise cost the defendant mere $ 669.60 , made up as follows : air fares toll calls counsel's fee solicitor's fee $ 317.00 $ 22.60 ...
Page 321
... defendant's vacuum cleaner . Within it traces of cannabis were found . Like the defendant in Searle v Ran- dolph ( au ) , aware of the tobacco in the cigarette , Emirali admitted knowledge of the debris , but not of the cannabis ...
... defendant's vacuum cleaner . Within it traces of cannabis were found . Like the defendant in Searle v Ran- dolph ( au ) , aware of the tobacco in the cigarette , Emirali admitted knowledge of the debris , but not of the cannabis ...
Page 359
... defendant had been involved in conduct which was potentially , at least , criminal , and so entitled to the ... defendant's contention and dis- charged the orders . Bridge LJ said : 17 " Clearly the conclusion that a copyright pirate ...
... defendant had been involved in conduct which was potentially , at least , criminal , and so entitled to the ... defendant's contention and dis- charged the orders . Bridge LJ said : 17 " Clearly the conclusion that a copyright pirate ...
Contents
Denis Orme | 3 |
How Strong is New Zealands Claim | 6 |
Stewart and Tozer v Smith | v |
Copyright | |
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