The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 16Butterworths, 1940 - Law |
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Page 150
... jury are now well understood by the profession , but a series of articles dealing with alterations to the Code would be incomplete without some reference to this subject , and particularly the more recent alterations to special jury ...
... jury are now well understood by the profession , but a series of articles dealing with alterations to the Code would be incomplete without some reference to this subject , and particularly the more recent alterations to special jury ...
Page 151
... jury of four or with a jury of twelve . " Subject to differences of opinion on the subject of cases where insurance interests are known to be behind the defendant , the restoration of the old practice . appears to give general ...
... jury of four or with a jury of twelve . " Subject to differences of opinion on the subject of cases where insurance interests are known to be behind the defendant , the restoration of the old practice . appears to give general ...
Page 222
... jury's real task by , in effect , reducing chiaroscuro to diagrams ; and also by omitting the sheets of blotting - paper required to deal with the usual issue of contributory negligence . At some examinations the candidate is required ...
... jury's real task by , in effect , reducing chiaroscuro to diagrams ; and also by omitting the sheets of blotting - paper required to deal with the usual issue of contributory negligence . At some examinations the candidate is required ...
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