The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 54Butterworths, 1979 - Law |
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Page 221
... Court was also satisfied that mens rea had been proved , presumably ( although the Court was not specific on this ) on the part of the sub - editor who had rewitten the item : " We find it impos- sible to suppose that there was no ...
... Court was also satisfied that mens rea had been proved , presumably ( although the Court was not specific on this ) on the part of the sub - editor who had rewitten the item : " We find it impos- sible to suppose that there was no ...
Page 281
... Court's discretion . It is subs ( 1 ) of s 4 that denotes " the special nature of the jurisdiction " , and once the applicant proves to the Court's satisfaction that there is not adequate provision available from the estate for his ...
... Court's discretion . It is subs ( 1 ) of s 4 that denotes " the special nature of the jurisdiction " , and once the applicant proves to the Court's satisfaction that there is not adequate provision available from the estate for his ...
Page 408
... Court Act of 1860 enacts that the Supreme Court of New Zealand shall have all such equitable and common law jurisdiction as the Lord High Chancellor of England , the Court of Chancery , or any superior Court of Equity has in England ...
... Court Act of 1860 enacts that the Supreme Court of New Zealand shall have all such equitable and common law jurisdiction as the Lord High Chancellor of England , the Court of Chancery , or any superior Court of Equity has in England ...
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