The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 27Butterworths, 1951 - Law |
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... circumstances of the particular case , are relevant matters . Having determined those relevant matters , it must further classify them into ( a ) special circum- stances ( if any ) , and ( b ) other relevant matters . These special ...
... circumstances of the particular case , are relevant matters . Having determined those relevant matters , it must further classify them into ( a ) special circum- stances ( if any ) , and ( b ) other relevant matters . These special ...
Page 234
... Circumstances to be shown before Leave granted - Allega- tion of Dereliction of Duty by Police Constable acting as One of Special Duty Force during Period of Unrest - Such Allegation affecting not only Particular Constable but Whole ...
... Circumstances to be shown before Leave granted - Allega- tion of Dereliction of Duty by Police Constable acting as One of Special Duty Force during Period of Unrest - Such Allegation affecting not only Particular Constable but Whole ...
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... circumstances ) , to fix what , in the Magistrate's opinion , would be fair and equitable for the tenant to pay , the onus of proof being on the landlord . ( Otago Harbour Board v . Mackintosh , Caley , Phoenix , Ltd. , [ 1944 ] ...
... circumstances ) , to fix what , in the Magistrate's opinion , would be fair and equitable for the tenant to pay , the onus of proof being on the landlord . ( Otago Harbour Board v . Mackintosh , Caley , Phoenix , Ltd. , [ 1944 ] ...
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