The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1993 - Law |
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... considered by the Court in determining whether to grant or refuse bail are first the probability or otherwise of the defendant answering to his bail and attending at his trial , and secondly , the public interest . His Honour's ...
... considered by the Court in determining whether to grant or refuse bail are first the probability or otherwise of the defendant answering to his bail and attending at his trial , and secondly , the public interest . His Honour's ...
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... considered in terms of present fact or whether regard ought to be had to the potential for the construction of adequate access over the applicant's own land . In Cooke v Ramsay [ 1984 ] 2 NZLR 689 , 695 , ( approved by Eichelbaum J in ...
... considered in terms of present fact or whether regard ought to be had to the potential for the construction of adequate access over the applicant's own land . In Cooke v Ramsay [ 1984 ] 2 NZLR 689 , 695 , ( approved by Eichelbaum J in ...
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... considered to have chosen to defend himself or herself . It was recognised by the Court of Appeal in that case that the Charter did not in terms constitutionalise the right of a poor accused to be provided with a free lawyer . In the ...
... considered to have chosen to defend himself or herself . It was recognised by the Court of Appeal in that case that the Charter did not in terms constitutionalise the right of a poor accused to be provided with a free lawyer . In the ...
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CONSTITUTIONAL | 22 |
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