The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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Page 128
... decision of the Court of Appeal important to prac- titioners involved in summary criminal proceedings in the District Court : Neil Jones was charged with extortion under s 238 ( 3 ) ( a ) of the Crimes Act 1961. He elected to be tried ...
... decision of the Court of Appeal important to prac- titioners involved in summary criminal proceedings in the District Court : Neil Jones was charged with extortion under s 238 ( 3 ) ( a ) of the Crimes Act 1961. He elected to be tried ...
Page 189
... decision unreasonable be carefully and fully spelt out ( p 399 ) . Thomas J thus indicated the point at which he would have intervened in that case . The trigger is a decision which is " clearly inequitable to a significant mi- nority ...
... decision unreasonable be carefully and fully spelt out ( p 399 ) . Thomas J thus indicated the point at which he would have intervened in that case . The trigger is a decision which is " clearly inequitable to a significant mi- nority ...
Page 363
... decision . Allowing the application , the Judge held the education authority had taken into account an irrele- vant factor , ie the shortage of resources , when deciding to reduce the number of hours of home tuition , that the decision ...
... decision . Allowing the application , the Judge held the education authority had taken into account an irrele- vant factor , ie the shortage of resources , when deciding to reduce the number of hours of home tuition , that the decision ...
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