The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 55Butterworths, 1980 - Law |
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Page 59
... offence against para ( a ) because , at that time , P would not have been the landlord of the dwellinghouse . Having regard to the words , in para ( a ) , “ at or before the beginning of any tenancy " it would seem that no offence can ...
... offence against para ( a ) because , at that time , P would not have been the landlord of the dwellinghouse . Having regard to the words , in para ( a ) , “ at or before the beginning of any tenancy " it would seem that no offence can ...
Page 194
... offences which may be tried summarily , and for which the limitation of s 14 does not apply . Under s 2 of the Act " Indictable offence " means Any offence for which the defen- dant may be proceeded against by indict- ment : " Counsel ...
... offences which may be tried summarily , and for which the limitation of s 14 does not apply . Under s 2 of the Act " Indictable offence " means Any offence for which the defen- dant may be proceeded against by indict- ment : " Counsel ...
Page 539
... offence of which the ac- cused could be convicted if acquitted of another offence on the ground that he lacked mens rea or acted involuntarily as a result of voluntary intoxication . This gets some support from the majority in O'Connor ...
... offence of which the ac- cused could be convicted if acquitted of another offence on the ground that he lacked mens rea or acted involuntarily as a result of voluntary intoxication . This gets some support from the majority in O'Connor ...
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Denis Orme | 3 |
How Strong is New Zealands Claim | 6 |
Stewart and Tozer v Smith | v |
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