The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1989 - Law |
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Page 148
... reasonable concomitant of suburban living meant that as [ s ] uch access cannot of itself then be taken to be less than reasonable there must be present some other feature which makes it appear unreasonable in the circumstances of the ...
... reasonable concomitant of suburban living meant that as [ s ] uch access cannot of itself then be taken to be less than reasonable there must be present some other feature which makes it appear unreasonable in the circumstances of the ...
Page 261
... reasonable jury could at least entertain a reasonable doubt about the state of mind of the accused , then that becomes material under the second and objective limb of the section , which requires consideration of whether the force used ...
... reasonable jury could at least entertain a reasonable doubt about the state of mind of the accused , then that becomes material under the second and objective limb of the section , which requires consideration of whether the force used ...
Page 262
... reasonable according to the circumstances believed by the accused to exist . It follows that not the accused , but the ordinary , prudent person in his shoes should decide whether his response to a perceived threat is reasonable or not ...
... reasonable according to the circumstances believed by the accused to exist . It follows that not the accused , but the ordinary , prudent person in his shoes should decide whether his response to a perceived threat is reasonable or not ...
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PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE | 36 |
T KennedyGrant | 77 |
Wayne Eagleson | 83 |
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