The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 51Butterworths, 1976 - Law |
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Page 274
... considered by the committing Magistrate did not comply with this section and a further section , s 39. Presuming that committal was meritorious factually , a technical non - compliance with the Act enabled , temporarily at least , those ...
... considered by the committing Magistrate did not comply with this section and a further section , s 39. Presuming that committal was meritorious factually , a technical non - compliance with the Act enabled , temporarily at least , those ...
Page 300
... considered that the officer was under a duty to observe the requirements of natural justice but said that this involved only a duty to be " fair " as defined by the Chief Justice ( at pp 632-633 ) . The third member of the Court , Blain ...
... considered that the officer was under a duty to observe the requirements of natural justice but said that this involved only a duty to be " fair " as defined by the Chief Justice ( at pp 632-633 ) . The third member of the Court , Blain ...
Page 500
... considered to be from four to six weeks , we think that here as in other respects the law should lay down a general criterion rather than a rigid rule of thumb . There might , however , be advantage in retaining a minimum period within ...
... considered to be from four to six weeks , we think that here as in other respects the law should lay down a general criterion rather than a rigid rule of thumb . There might , however , be advantage in retaining a minimum period within ...
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Admiralty Rules 1976 The J | 39 |
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way | 61 |
Revolution | 73 |
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