The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 54Butterworths, 1979 - Law |
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... documents whose production was not opposed by the Com- monwealth . The Magistrate in the Court below , Mr Leo SM , upheld the Commonwealth with respect to every document for which privilege was claimed by the Commonwealth , but rejected ...
... documents whose production was not opposed by the Com- monwealth . The Magistrate in the Court below , Mr Leo SM , upheld the Commonwealth with respect to every document for which privilege was claimed by the Commonwealth , but rejected ...
Page 212
... document quality . Suitable documents Before looking at specific document types , we must consider why it is necessary to retype docu- ments . Error correction is one of the three main reasons why some form of word processing system ...
... document quality . Suitable documents Before looking at specific document types , we must consider why it is necessary to retype docu- ments . Error correction is one of the three main reasons why some form of word processing system ...
Page 440
... documents pre- pared solely for the purpose of anticipated litigation for example , accident reports by insurance companies investigators are pro- tected by legal professional privilege . It is also well established that the same documents ...
... documents pre- pared solely for the purpose of anticipated litigation for example , accident reports by insurance companies investigators are pro- tected by legal professional privilege . It is also well established that the same documents ...
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