The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1990 - Law |
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Page 237
... liability in clear terms or by necessary implication , yet it may be unreasonable to read in the ordinary implication of mens rea . Or it may be unreasonable to suppose that the prosecutor will be able to acquire any accurate knowledge ...
... liability in clear terms or by necessary implication , yet it may be unreasonable to read in the ordinary implication of mens rea . Or it may be unreasonable to suppose that the prosecutor will be able to acquire any accurate knowledge ...
Page 239
... liability . This was the " clinching consideration " . Other class 2 strict liability offences have included pollution as already mentioned . Hastings City Council v Simons [ 1984 ] 2 NZLR 502 concerned a prosecution under s 34 ( b ) of ...
... liability . This was the " clinching consideration " . Other class 2 strict liability offences have included pollution as already mentioned . Hastings City Council v Simons [ 1984 ] 2 NZLR 502 concerned a prosecution under s 34 ( b ) of ...
Page 366
... liability with opportunity for the defendant to escape liability by showing a particular and limited lack of fault " - as specified by the statutory defence . The more general MacKenzie " no fault " defence was not available . This ...
... liability with opportunity for the defendant to escape liability by showing a particular and limited lack of fault " - as specified by the statutory defence . The more general MacKenzie " no fault " defence was not available . This ...
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