The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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Page 60
... tion between physical and non- physical deprivation would be unlikely to find much favour with a Court which has continually stressed that in its approach to the interpreta- tion of the Bill of Rights artificial distinctions are not ...
... tion between physical and non- physical deprivation would be unlikely to find much favour with a Court which has continually stressed that in its approach to the interpreta- tion of the Bill of Rights artificial distinctions are not ...
Page 63
... tion to make two simple points . First , international instruments do perceive there to be a difference between privacy privacy protection and property protection . Such a distinc- tion in a New Zealand setting would not therefore be ...
... tion to make two simple points . First , international instruments do perceive there to be a difference between privacy privacy protection and property protection . Such a distinc- tion in a New Zealand setting would not therefore be ...
Page 134
... tion of the type of product and its expected consumer use , reason- able expectation of its life and the amount of use which it is reasonable for them to be put before the defect becomes apparent . ) The Department of Justice was of the ...
... tion of the type of product and its expected consumer use , reason- able expectation of its life and the amount of use which it is reasonable for them to be put before the defect becomes apparent . ) The Department of Justice was of the ...
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