The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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... person and intends to cause the victim to fear for their safety or the safety of a person with whom they have a family relationship . Harassment is defined as a pat- tern of behaviour that is directed against that other person , being a ...
... person and intends to cause the victim to fear for their safety or the safety of a person with whom they have a family relationship . Harassment is defined as a pat- tern of behaviour that is directed against that other person , being a ...
Page 154
... person , where the Authority is of the opinion that the person can give that information , or that the information is relevant to an investigation . It can sum- mon and examine on oath any person for that purpose . Section 25 protects ...
... person , where the Authority is of the opinion that the person can give that information , or that the information is relevant to an investigation . It can sum- mon and examine on oath any person for that purpose . Section 25 protects ...
Page 174
... person to whom subs ( 2 ) of this section applies shall be granted bail or allowed to go at large unless the person satisfies the Judge on the balance of probabilities that bail should be granted , and , in particular ( but without ...
... person to whom subs ( 2 ) of this section applies shall be granted bail or allowed to go at large unless the person satisfies the Judge on the balance of probabilities that bail should be granted , and , in particular ( but without ...
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