The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 45Butterworths, 1969 - Law |
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Page 217
... proceedings . It was per- haps thought , at the time when it was being passed into law , that the rule as to the onus of proof in criminal proceedings made it more difficult for it to be imported efficiently into these . It is now ...
... proceedings . It was per- haps thought , at the time when it was being passed into law , that the rule as to the onus of proof in criminal proceedings made it more difficult for it to be imported efficiently into these . It is now ...
Page 334
... proceedings and the unique jurisdiction of the Court in dealing with them , the need for the most complete inquiry into matters bearing on a child's welfare cannot be thwarted by tech- nicalities . Similar reasoning seems to have been ...
... proceedings and the unique jurisdiction of the Court in dealing with them , the need for the most complete inquiry into matters bearing on a child's welfare cannot be thwarted by tech- nicalities . Similar reasoning seems to have been ...
Page 700
... Proceedings Bill be com- mitted , the late Hon . J. R. Hanan , Minister of Justice , stated its aim to be no less than to reconstruct the whole branch of family law governing domestic proceedings before the Magistrates ' Courts and to ...
... Proceedings Bill be com- mitted , the late Hon . J. R. Hanan , Minister of Justice , stated its aim to be no less than to reconstruct the whole branch of family law governing domestic proceedings before the Magistrates ' Courts and to ...
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