The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 54Butterworths, 1979 - Law |
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Page 126
... question which depends upon a scientific inquiry however ill equipped he may be for the task , he is expected to acquire from the evidence of experts a sufficient knowledge of the subject to enable him to appreciate and even form a ...
... question which depends upon a scientific inquiry however ill equipped he may be for the task , he is expected to acquire from the evidence of experts a sufficient knowledge of the subject to enable him to appreciate and even form a ...
Page 223
... question of " strict " editorial responsibility Zealand Court of Appeal involved the question of had not been considered at appellate level in that whether the doctrine of " editorial responsibility " , country , and , on the facts ...
... question of " strict " editorial responsibility Zealand Court of Appeal involved the question of had not been considered at appellate level in that whether the doctrine of " editorial responsibility " , country , and , on the facts ...
Page 339
... question therefore is : " Is the assessment justified according to the terms of the statute law of New Zealand ? " . In other words , is the assessment justified by , first , a specific provision of the Income Tax Act 1976 , and ...
... question therefore is : " Is the assessment justified according to the terms of the statute law of New Zealand ? " . In other words , is the assessment justified by , first , a specific provision of the Income Tax Act 1976 , and ...
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