The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 41Butterworths, 1965 - Law |
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Page 128
... on medical opinion in making the distinction between the two types or rather classes of defences in question . ... is that a witness must depose only to such facts as are within his own knowledge , and opinions are not admissible .
... on medical opinion in making the distinction between the two types or rather classes of defences in question . ... is that a witness must depose only to such facts as are within his own knowledge , and opinions are not admissible .
Page 191
4 May 1965 statement of the legal position , and we propose to confine this judgment to the particlar matters submitted for our opinion . We are not called upon to express any opinion as to whether or not the actual decision in ...
4 May 1965 statement of the legal position , and we propose to confine this judgment to the particlar matters submitted for our opinion . We are not called upon to express any opinion as to whether or not the actual decision in ...
Page 400
In this the expert has some advantage over the ordinary witness , but this must not be abused and it is wise to avoid citing other people's opinion in your evidence , unless invited to do so by counsel . It is equally important to avoid ...
In this the expert has some advantage over the ordinary witness , but this must not be abused and it is wise to avoid citing other people's opinion in your evidence , unless invited to do so by counsel . It is equally important to avoid ...
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