The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1989 - Law |
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Page 133
... issue of public funds . Thus , if the government in power were to exhaust supply and further supply was blocked by Parliament , the Audit Office may decide whether there should be further issue of money out of the Public Account . When ...
... issue of public funds . Thus , if the government in power were to exhaust supply and further supply was blocked by Parliament , the Audit Office may decide whether there should be further issue of money out of the Public Account . When ...
Page 246
... issue of provocation is one for determination in each particular case by the jury . The question of provocation is also discussed by Sir Robin Cooke in his article on the new Crimes Bill [ 1989 ] NZLJ 235. He emphasises that the ...
... issue of provocation is one for determination in each particular case by the jury . The question of provocation is also discussed by Sir Robin Cooke in his article on the new Crimes Bill [ 1989 ] NZLJ 235. He emphasises that the ...
Page 249
... issue , rather than a Judge . A jury in a criminal trial is the usual arbiter on issues of credibility and it may be argued that a jury is better placed on the basis of shared common experience to judge matters involving community ...
... issue , rather than a Judge . A jury in a criminal trial is the usual arbiter on issues of credibility and it may be argued that a jury is better placed on the basis of shared common experience to judge matters involving community ...
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PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE | 36 |
T KennedyGrant | 77 |
Wayne Eagleson | 83 |
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