The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1983 - Law |
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Page 82
... approach that was demonstrated in Menzies , where transcripts of tapes were admitted into evidence without any prior apparent judicial vetting of them to establish accuracy . The risk with this approach is that if the tapes are at all ...
... approach that was demonstrated in Menzies , where transcripts of tapes were admitted into evidence without any prior apparent judicial vetting of them to establish accuracy . The risk with this approach is that if the tapes are at all ...
Page 83
... approach has been adopted by Federal Courts in the United States and is known as the Carson - Bryant approach . Federal Courts have appreciated the practical necessity for transcripts but have attempted to ensure their reliability by ...
... approach has been adopted by Federal Courts in the United States and is known as the Carson - Bryant approach . Federal Courts have appreciated the practical necessity for transcripts but have attempted to ensure their reliability by ...
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... approach to the interpretation of the definition produces a very similar result to the broad approach . It contends that legislation concerning conciliation and arbitration in Australia and New Zealand was created to settle industrial ...
... approach to the interpretation of the definition produces a very similar result to the broad approach . It contends that legislation concerning conciliation and arbitration in Australia and New Zealand was created to settle industrial ...
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