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... fact asserted . ( Original emphasis . ) This is commonly characterised as the assertion - based definition . Its use however leads to a paradox namely , that a statement that fact X exists will be excluded while a statement from which ...
... fact asserted . ( Original emphasis . ) This is commonly characterised as the assertion - based definition . Its use however leads to a paradox namely , that a statement that fact X exists will be excluded while a statement from which ...
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... Fact " ( 1934 ) 34 Columbia LR 1224. The chief practical difficulty is that if there is no distinction between the concepts of relevance and weight it is difficult to see why the Judge decides questions of relevance while matters of ...
... Fact " ( 1934 ) 34 Columbia LR 1224. The chief practical difficulty is that if there is no distinction between the concepts of relevance and weight it is difficult to see why the Judge decides questions of relevance while matters of ...
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... fact concerns apparently necessary self - defence . ( Hall , General Principles of Criminal Law , at 364 ) It is appropriate , therefore that any codification of the self - defence doctrine should make due allowance for this fact ...
... fact concerns apparently necessary self - defence . ( Hall , General Principles of Criminal Law , at 364 ) It is appropriate , therefore that any codification of the self - defence doctrine should make due allowance for this fact ...
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PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE | 36 |
T KennedyGrant | 77 |
Wayne Eagleson | 83 |
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