The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 51Butterworths, 1976 - Law |
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Page 43
... charged him with carrying on the business of a bookmaker on three days in January and one day in February 1963 . In reference to the February charge , it appeared that on that day Kyle had been raided by the police who found him sitting ...
... charged him with carrying on the business of a bookmaker on three days in January and one day in February 1963 . In reference to the February charge , it appeared that on that day Kyle had been raided by the police who found him sitting ...
Page 45
... charges , on which he imposed fines of two hundred and fifty pounds on each charge , making a total of seven hundred and fifty pounds . As Harry Kyle was a " first offender " , fines amounting to seven hundred and fifty pounds appeared ...
... charges , on which he imposed fines of two hundred and fifty pounds on each charge , making a total of seven hundred and fifty pounds . As Harry Kyle was a " first offender " , fines amounting to seven hundred and fifty pounds appeared ...
Page 417
... charge . Accordingly the prepetration of the act causing grevious bodily harm and the absence of lawful excuse were ruled by Lawson J to have been conclusively determined by the jury against Hogan at the former trial . He was ...
... charge . Accordingly the prepetration of the act causing grevious bodily harm and the absence of lawful excuse were ruled by Lawson J to have been conclusively determined by the jury against Hogan at the former trial . He was ...
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Admiralty Rules 1976 The J | 39 |
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way | 61 |
Revolution | 73 |
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