The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 54Butterworths, 1979 - Law |
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Page 122
... fact that he was available as a witness was not disclosed to the defence at any stage . The fact that his report existed became known to Mr Booth in 1977 . ( 3 ) Suppression of the fact that a further potential witness existed who ...
... fact that he was available as a witness was not disclosed to the defence at any stage . The fact that his report existed became known to Mr Booth in 1977 . ( 3 ) Suppression of the fact that a further potential witness existed who ...
Page 176
... fact that is being looked at . A man who is incapacitated cannot provide an income hence the need for these words if dependency in fact is being examined . If a legal duty of support is the test then that continues whether the deceased ...
... fact that is being looked at . A man who is incapacitated cannot provide an income hence the need for these words if dependency in fact is being examined . If a legal duty of support is the test then that continues whether the deceased ...
Page 509
... fact , within s 71 , and receivers . All such parties may be joined in the one count . In practice , however , ac- cessories after the fact and receivers are charged in separate counts , though fre- quently in the same indictment ...
... fact , within s 71 , and receivers . All such parties may be joined in the one count . In practice , however , ac- cessories after the fact and receivers are charged in separate counts , though fre- quently in the same indictment ...
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