The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 39Butterworths, 1963 - Law |
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Page 164
... Common Law jurisdiction . " This system of precedent as administered in Common Law jurisdictions undoubtedly has manifold and proved advantages . Above all it has stood the test of time and has in practice shown itself capable of ...
... Common Law jurisdiction . " This system of precedent as administered in Common Law jurisdictions undoubtedly has manifold and proved advantages . Above all it has stood the test of time and has in practice shown itself capable of ...
Page 356
... common , setting out the terms and conditions on which specified flats in the building were to be occupied by the ... common boundary of any lot with another lot or with common property shall be the centre of the floor , wall or ceiling ...
... common , setting out the terms and conditions on which specified flats in the building were to be occupied by the ... common boundary of any lot with another lot or with common property shall be the centre of the floor , wall or ceiling ...
Page 621
... common law , would be preserved , as with other common law defences , by s . 20 of the Crimes Act 1961. ( n ) By virtue of this provision , provocation would be as much a part of the criminal law of New Zealand as if it had been written ...
... common law , would be preserved , as with other common law defences , by s . 20 of the Crimes Act 1961. ( n ) By virtue of this provision , provocation would be as much a part of the criminal law of New Zealand as if it had been written ...
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