The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 47Butterworths, 1972 - Law |
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... reasons " relevant to the offences for not imposing the minimum period of disqualification from holding a driving licence but omitted to state upon what grounds . Held , 1. A " special reason " is one which is special to the facts that ...
... reasons " relevant to the offences for not imposing the minimum period of disqualification from holding a driving licence but omitted to state upon what grounds . Held , 1. A " special reason " is one which is special to the facts that ...
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... reason seems really to come within it . The mere fact that there has been a lack of argument has not usually been treated as sufficient , and the fact that the rule laid down by the former case is illogical has never been treated as ...
... reason seems really to come within it . The mere fact that there has been a lack of argument has not usually been treated as sufficient , and the fact that the rule laid down by the former case is illogical has never been treated as ...
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... reason for limiting the category of oppressive , arbitrary or un- constitutional action to servants of the govern- ment : other people can be just as oppressive and arbitrary as the servants of the government . Further , there is no reason ...
... reason for limiting the category of oppressive , arbitrary or un- constitutional action to servants of the govern- ment : other people can be just as oppressive and arbitrary as the servants of the government . Further , there is no reason ...
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