The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1990 - Law |
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... principle may be extended beyond the circumstances of Re Benjamin and many other cases although His Honour did in the course of the judgment refer to a number of cases in which the Benjamin principle was applied in different ways . ( a ) ...
... principle may be extended beyond the circumstances of Re Benjamin and many other cases although His Honour did in the course of the judgment refer to a number of cases in which the Benjamin principle was applied in different ways . ( a ) ...
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... principles that have application in New Zealand . One such principle is fair notice . Citizens must know the likely penalties for offending . A second principle is offending . A second principle is truth in sentencing . The sentence ...
... principles that have application in New Zealand . One such principle is fair notice . Citizens must know the likely penalties for offending . A second principle is offending . A second principle is truth in sentencing . The sentence ...
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... principle . There are two simple answers to such a proposition . The first is that if precedent and principle would result in a decision which is unfair , then there is something wrong with the precedent and principle . What is fair ...
... principle . There are two simple answers to such a proposition . The first is that if precedent and principle would result in a decision which is unfair , then there is something wrong with the precedent and principle . What is fair ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 37 |
CULTURAL PROPERTY | 40 |
Company management reform | 54 |
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