The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 25Butterworths, 1949 - Law |
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Page 242
... jury is against the weight of evidence , notwithstanding the fact that the jury have viewed the subject - matter . It was further held that a view is for the purpose of enabling the jury to understand the questions raised and to follow ...
... jury is against the weight of evidence , notwithstanding the fact that the jury have viewed the subject - matter . It was further held that a view is for the purpose of enabling the jury to understand the questions raised and to follow ...
Page 243
... jury , because it had a view of some- thing the nature of which depended solely on the evidence of experts , did not thereby become a jury of experts entitled entirely to ignore undisputed expert evidence . But my complaint is that it ...
... jury , because it had a view of some- thing the nature of which depended solely on the evidence of experts , did not thereby become a jury of experts entitled entirely to ignore undisputed expert evidence . But my complaint is that it ...
Page 244
... Juries Act , 1825 ( from which the cited sections of our Juries Act , 1908 , derive ) , that the jury should see the place where the offence was said to have been committed , and urged that the place was so near to the Court that the jury ...
... Juries Act , 1825 ( from which the cited sections of our Juries Act , 1908 , derive ) , that the jury should see the place where the offence was said to have been committed , and urged that the place was so near to the Court that the jury ...
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