The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 49Butterworths, 1974 - Law |
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... seems fair to as- sume that necessity will have been effectively recognised as a defence to theft , but much more surprising results can be imagined : for example , " robbing " the rich to give to the poor might not be theft , at least ...
... seems fair to as- sume that necessity will have been effectively recognised as a defence to theft , but much more surprising results can be imagined : for example , " robbing " the rich to give to the poor might not be theft , at least ...
Page 241
... seems little to prevent them preserving other rules which have been generally accepted in the past , in which case it seems likely that they would reject any argument that benevolent motives or a moral claim of right can provide a ...
... seems little to prevent them preserving other rules which have been generally accepted in the past , in which case it seems likely that they would reject any argument that benevolent motives or a moral claim of right can provide a ...
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... seems that statute law probably reflects roughly the values , prejudices , history and stereotypes of the electorate . As a method , research seems to be of minor import- ance and , typically , subordinate to some other method such as ...
... seems that statute law probably reflects roughly the values , prejudices , history and stereotypes of the electorate . As a method , research seems to be of minor import- ance and , typically , subordinate to some other method such as ...
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