The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1989 - Law |
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Page 201
... situation , the factual bases of cases such as Harris can hardly be described as " ordinary " . 3 Kerr L J makes no reference to the " status " of A , yet this aspect is vitally important . It is not without significance that the three ...
... situation , the factual bases of cases such as Harris can hardly be described as " ordinary " . 3 Kerr L J makes no reference to the " status " of A , yet this aspect is vitally important . It is not without significance that the three ...
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... situation by consulting the register . It is questionable , however , whether this objective has been achieved . Consider the following not uncommon situation : O sells her car to B , a rogue , who gives a cheque for the price which is ...
... situation by consulting the register . It is questionable , however , whether this objective has been achieved . Consider the following not uncommon situation : O sells her car to B , a rogue , who gives a cheque for the price which is ...
Page 262
... situations of extremity . Human analysis and perception in such situations is often flawed and mistakes are made . According to one commentator the most frequent situation of the recognised defence of mistake of fact concerns apparently ...
... situations of extremity . Human analysis and perception in such situations is often flawed and mistakes are made . According to one commentator the most frequent situation of the recognised defence of mistake of fact concerns apparently ...
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PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE | 36 |
T KennedyGrant | 77 |
Wayne Eagleson | 83 |
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