The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 47Butterworths, 1972 - Law |
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Page 221
... TRANSPORT AND TRANSPORT LICENSING Offences - Driving while under the influence of drink or drugs - Having agreed to taking of blood specimen subsequent refusal to permit specimen to be taken from arm - Guilty of offence of refusal to ...
... TRANSPORT AND TRANSPORT LICENSING Offences - Driving while under the influence of drink or drugs - Having agreed to taking of blood specimen subsequent refusal to permit specimen to be taken from arm - Guilty of offence of refusal to ...
Page 374
... Transport Act 1962 as amended by the Transport Amendment Act 1968 , and substituted new provisions for those previously in force . In Winter v . Ministry of Transport [ 1972 ] N.Z.L.R. 539 , the appellant was charged with the offence of ...
... Transport Act 1962 as amended by the Transport Amendment Act 1968 , and substituted new provisions for those previously in force . In Winter v . Ministry of Transport [ 1972 ] N.Z.L.R. 539 , the appellant was charged with the offence of ...
Page 409
... Transport introduced legislation providing for a number of changes in the law ( b ) . This statute repealed and substituted Part III of the Transport Act 1962 . Section 27 of the 1971 Amendment re - enacted with minor changes s . 28A of ...
... Transport introduced legislation providing for a number of changes in the law ( b ) . This statute repealed and substituted Part III of the Transport Act 1962 . Section 27 of the 1971 Amendment re - enacted with minor changes s . 28A of ...
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