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Page 169
... defendant , it was not until the Trial for Felony Act 1836 that a defendant 97 indicates that justice is not a closed book . Examples were given by His Honour ( at p 105 ) of situations such as a test case being brought to clarify the ...
... defendant , it was not until the Trial for Felony Act 1836 that a defendant 97 indicates that justice is not a closed book . Examples were given by His Honour ( at p 105 ) of situations such as a test case being brought to clarify the ...
Page 188
... defendant company refused to give a guarantee as a condition of a loan advance , so the bank required a letter of comfort instead , which the defendant company gave . The letter stated that it was not the defendant's intention to reduce ...
... defendant company refused to give a guarantee as a condition of a loan advance , so the bank required a letter of comfort instead , which the defendant company gave . The letter stated that it was not the defendant's intention to reduce ...
Page 237
... defendant refused payment of its own cheque when presenting for payment by the plaintiff's bank . The plaintiff sued the defendant on the bank cheque . At first instance , Macfarlan J had found in favour of the plaintiff , that the ...
... defendant refused payment of its own cheque when presenting for payment by the plaintiff's bank . The plaintiff sued the defendant on the bank cheque . At first instance , Macfarlan J had found in favour of the plaintiff , that the ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 1 |
CENSORSHIP | 16 |
CONSTITUTIONAL | 22 |
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