The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 54Butterworths, 1979 - Law |
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... evidence , as the learned Magistrate appeared to do , there is some corroboration to be found in his evidence that the wife's attitude to him is the result of menopausal change . I do not propose to deter- mine the issue , menopausal ...
... evidence , as the learned Magistrate appeared to do , there is some corroboration to be found in his evidence that the wife's attitude to him is the result of menopausal change . I do not propose to deter- mine the issue , menopausal ...
Page 164
... evidence Consideration should be given to the adoption here of the English Supreme Court practice as to expert evidence in civil cases . Effective from June 1974 rules were introduced in the Rules of the Supreme Court there which had ...
... evidence Consideration should be given to the adoption here of the English Supreme Court practice as to expert evidence in civil cases . Effective from June 1974 rules were introduced in the Rules of the Supreme Court there which had ...
Page 165
... evidence at the trial of civil proceedings . In the first place , the right of a party to call such expert evidence as he chooses at the trial has been restricted by the provision that he can only do so subject to the leave of the Court ...
... evidence at the trial of civil proceedings . In the first place , the right of a party to call such expert evidence as he chooses at the trial has been restricted by the provision that he can only do so subject to the leave of the Court ...
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