The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 51Butterworths, 1976 - Law |
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Page 298
... circumstances amounting to a challenge to school authority and was promptly expelled by the headmistress . A subcommittee of the Board of Governors had invited Rich to be present and allowed counsel to represent her interests . However ...
... circumstances amounting to a challenge to school authority and was promptly expelled by the headmistress . A subcommittee of the Board of Governors had invited Rich to be present and allowed counsel to represent her interests . However ...
Page 437
... circumstances in which it is obtained , rather than by the principles which govern statements made to the police . On the other hand , the judgment is valuable as a reaffirmation and application of the principle that admissible evidence ...
... circumstances in which it is obtained , rather than by the principles which govern statements made to the police . On the other hand , the judgment is valuable as a reaffirmation and application of the principle that admissible evidence ...
Page 542
... circumstances be liable for negligent advice . Where an officer holds out or possesses a special skill or knowledge not available to the inquirer , and in the circumstances the officer should be aware that the inquirer and others may ...
... circumstances be liable for negligent advice . Where an officer holds out or possesses a special skill or knowledge not available to the inquirer , and in the circumstances the officer should be aware that the inquirer and others may ...
Contents
Admiralty Rules 1976 The J | 39 |
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way | 61 |
Revolution | 73 |
Copyright | |
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