The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1990 - Law |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 56
Page 25
... officer , even though not communicated in its entirety to the officer conducting the search , may be added to the knowledge of the searching officer for the purposes of deciding whether that officer has reasonable grounds [ of belief as ...
... officer , even though not communicated in its entirety to the officer conducting the search , may be added to the knowledge of the searching officer for the purposes of deciding whether that officer has reasonable grounds [ of belief as ...
Page 27
... officer as to his powers of entry onto private property ) , Reece v ACC ( 1988 ) 3 CRNZ 449 ( mere argumentativeness by the suspect on private property did not amount to revocation of the officer's implied licence to be there ) , Burich ...
... officer as to his powers of entry onto private property ) , Reece v ACC ( 1988 ) 3 CRNZ 449 ( mere argumentativeness by the suspect on private property did not amount to revocation of the officer's implied licence to be there ) , Burich ...
Page 132
... officer contrary to s 66 ( 1 ) Transport Act . Henry J found this to be a class 1 offence requiring proof of mens rea , here proof of knowledge . He said it would be : inappropriate to visit the penal provisions of the section on a ...
... officer contrary to s 66 ( 1 ) Transport Act . Henry J found this to be a class 1 offence requiring proof of mens rea , here proof of knowledge . He said it would be : inappropriate to visit the penal provisions of the section on a ...
Contents
PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 37 |
CULTURAL PROPERTY | 40 |
Company management reform | 54 |
Copyright | |
4 other sections not shown
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
abuse accept action allowed Appeal application approach Association Auckland Australia authority Bank become Bill child circumstances claim clear Committee common law concerned consideration considered constitutional continued contract Council course Court Court of Appeal damages decision defendant determine discussion duty effect election evidence example existence expressed fact further give given held High Court House human important independence intended interest interpretation issue Judges judgment judicial jurisdiction justice lawyers legislation liability limited Lord Maori matter means nature noted NZLR offence Parliament particular party person political position possible practice present principle problem proceedings profession protection question reason recent referred regard relation respect result rule sentencing statute statutory suggested tort Treaty Trust University Wellington Zealand