The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 24Butterworths, 1948 - Law |
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... evidence . The learned Judge was not bound to express his opinion of the evidence , but , having done so and stated in unequivocal terms that he believed the evidence and accepted it as true , what was his proper course ? The law is ...
... evidence . The learned Judge was not bound to express his opinion of the evidence , but , having done so and stated in unequivocal terms that he believed the evidence and accepted it as true , what was his proper course ? The law is ...
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... evidence falls short of what is required for proof , to fill in the gaps in the evidence merely from observation of the attractiveness of the witnesses in the witness - box . It appears to me that the Stipendiary placed too much ...
... evidence falls short of what is required for proof , to fill in the gaps in the evidence merely from observation of the attractiveness of the witnesses in the witness - box . It appears to me that the Stipendiary placed too much ...
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... evidence against her , or reflecting on her conduct , except the lapse of time between the last coition and the birth of the child ( 331 days ) . Evidence Evidence was given by three medical specialists , stated to be amongst the ...
... evidence against her , or reflecting on her conduct , except the lapse of time between the last coition and the birth of the child ( 331 days ) . Evidence Evidence was given by three medical specialists , stated to be amongst the ...
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New Zealand Law Journal | 1 |
CHATTELS TRANSFER | 3 |
Acquisition of Title to Land by Accretion | 23 |
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