The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1993 - Law |
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... given would normally lead to the inference of comprehension , unless there was some evidential basis to justify a contrary conclusion . The Court of Appeal in Mallinson 1 said : ( 5 ) ... if following advice as to the right to a lawyer ...
... given would normally lead to the inference of comprehension , unless there was some evidential basis to justify a contrary conclusion . The Court of Appeal in Mallinson 1 said : ( 5 ) ... if following advice as to the right to a lawyer ...
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... given both the width of the dictionary definition of the word " offensive " and its application in this way by the Tribunal , whether the word should be given a rather narrower meaning for the purposes of the Act . Secondly , the ...
... given both the width of the dictionary definition of the word " offensive " and its application in this way by the Tribunal , whether the word should be given a rather narrower meaning for the purposes of the Act . Secondly , the ...
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... given a meaning consistent with the rights and freedoms . This must mean , I think , can reasonably be given such a meaning . A strained interpretation would not be enough . ( [ 1990-1992 ] 1 NZBORR 97 , 145-146 . ) Section 6 states ...
... given a meaning consistent with the rights and freedoms . This must mean , I think , can reasonably be given such a meaning . A strained interpretation would not be enough . ( [ 1990-1992 ] 1 NZBORR 97 , 145-146 . ) Section 6 states ...
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