The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 50Butterworths, 1975 - Law |
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Page 150
... matter fell within s 2 , only the statutory test could be used . This meant that when a document or a book dealt with sexual matters ( as the newspaper in this case did ) then some injury to the public good had to be proven before the ...
... matter fell within s 2 , only the statutory test could be used . This meant that when a document or a book dealt with sexual matters ( as the newspaper in this case did ) then some injury to the public good had to be proven before the ...
Page 315
... matter of justice , in the sense that lawyers use the word , namely , of giving equal access to the law to all . This is particularly important in our common law system of procedure where it is largely left to the parties to bring ...
... matter of justice , in the sense that lawyers use the word , namely , of giving equal access to the law to all . This is particularly important in our common law system of procedure where it is largely left to the parties to bring ...
Page 364
... matter for the Law Society to a Minister ; his reply to me was : " This is a matter of public interest and I don't care what you say , we have the majority to carry the thing through . That is what I am on about . ' Let us therefore see ...
... matter for the Law Society to a Minister ; his reply to me was : " This is a matter of public interest and I don't care what you say , we have the majority to carry the thing through . That is what I am on about . ' Let us therefore see ...
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