The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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Page 349
... determining whether to disqualify a barrister who faced a potential conflict of interest . Richardson J applied ( at p 412 ) the reasonable member of the public test to determine whether justice would have been seen to be done had the ...
... determining whether to disqualify a barrister who faced a potential conflict of interest . Richardson J applied ( at p 412 ) the reasonable member of the public test to determine whether justice would have been seen to be done had the ...
Page 377
... determine spell- ing ? The answer is that they examine usage , poring over the written language in particular . Thus they detect , and declare , that " develope " is archaic and " develop " more normal . This is the true analogy with ...
... determine spell- ing ? The answer is that they examine usage , poring over the written language in particular . Thus they detect , and declare , that " develope " is archaic and " develop " more normal . This is the true analogy with ...
Page 381
... determined the practical position was that even if the form of signing was a defect , irregularity , omission or want ... determine in O'Brien v Police ( HC Auckland , R 216/98 , 13 August 1998 ) whether when a defendant appeared on two ...
... determined the practical position was that even if the form of signing was a defect , irregularity , omission or want ... determine in O'Brien v Police ( HC Auckland , R 216/98 , 13 August 1998 ) whether when a defendant appeared on two ...
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