The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 50Butterworths, 1975 - Law |
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Page 82
... proceedings . Criminal cases involve more sensitive issues and I think you will be interested in the verbatim remarks : " Medical privilige is designed to eliminate any reluctance to speak frankly to a doctor in- duced by the fear of ...
... proceedings . Criminal cases involve more sensitive issues and I think you will be interested in the verbatim remarks : " Medical privilige is designed to eliminate any reluctance to speak frankly to a doctor in- duced by the fear of ...
Page 221
... proceedings in the Sup- reme Court immediately for a writ of specific performance " . In due course proceedings were commenced . Counsel for both parties directed argument to the validity of this notice . It was submitted first for the ...
... proceedings in the Sup- reme Court immediately for a writ of specific performance " . In due course proceedings were commenced . Counsel for both parties directed argument to the validity of this notice . It was submitted first for the ...
Page 704
... proceedings overseas ( although the actual term is comparatively new ) ( j ) and it is clearly available in civil proceedings in New Zealand ( k ) . In criminal proceedings however there appears to have been only two cases in New ...
... proceedings overseas ( although the actual term is comparatively new ) ( j ) and it is clearly available in civil proceedings in New Zealand ( k ) . In criminal proceedings however there appears to have been only two cases in New ...
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