The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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Page 302
... specific accusation of a specific offence in law so that he may challenge the state's authority to subject him to the criminal process . If the attitude of the Court was - " something may crop up later in the hearing " or " there may be ...
... specific accusation of a specific offence in law so that he may challenge the state's authority to subject him to the criminal process . If the attitude of the Court was - " something may crop up later in the hearing " or " there may be ...
Page 349
... specific information alleg- edly at risk of being disclosed related to Tower's approach to tax provisioning , its investment management and the level of its business expenses . This specific information was said to be relevant to ...
... specific information alleg- edly at risk of being disclosed related to Tower's approach to tax provisioning , its investment management and the level of its business expenses . This specific information was said to be relevant to ...
Page 353
... specific rules which apply to specific facts or parties ; and very vague rules that depend on discretionary decisions for their application . The examples below are from the environ- mental field , but they could have been as easily ...
... specific rules which apply to specific facts or parties ; and very vague rules that depend on discretionary decisions for their application . The examples below are from the environ- mental field , but they could have been as easily ...
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