The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 54Butterworths, 1979 - Law |
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... appealed . The Court of Appeal dismissed the proprietor's appeal , but upheld the appeal by the news editor . The Court of Appeal thought that the news item went beyond fair criticism , that it misrepre- sented the facts , and that it ...
... appealed . The Court of Appeal dismissed the proprietor's appeal , but upheld the appeal by the news editor . The Court of Appeal thought that the news item went beyond fair criticism , that it misrepre- sented the facts , and that it ...
Page 438
... appeal The leading authority in New Zealand that a convicted defendant cannot make more than one appeal against his conviction seems to be ( i ) [ 1979 ] 1 All ER 209 . ( j ) Ibid p 211 ( The other two Judges agreed ) . ( k ) SA de ...
... appeal The leading authority in New Zealand that a convicted defendant cannot make more than one appeal against his conviction seems to be ( i ) [ 1979 ] 1 All ER 209 . ( j ) Ibid p 211 ( The other two Judges agreed ) . ( k ) SA de ...
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... appeal to the New South Wales Court 7 Appeal , the Court accepted the trial Judge's ndings of primary fact , but held that he was in ror by not drawing an inference that the res- ondent sustained his injuries in the course of a esponse ...
... appeal to the New South Wales Court 7 Appeal , the Court accepted the trial Judge's ndings of primary fact , but held that he was in ror by not drawing an inference that the res- ondent sustained his injuries in the course of a esponse ...
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