The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1983 - Law |
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Page 80
... Further , in R v Douglas a later decision of the same Court , the point was the subject of concession . More relevant , however , is the decision of the Supreme Court of the United States in US v Kahn 415 US 143 ; 39 L Ed 2d 225. In ...
... Further , in R v Douglas a later decision of the same Court , the point was the subject of concession . More relevant , however , is the decision of the Supreme Court of the United States in US v Kahn 415 US 143 ; 39 L Ed 2d 225. In ...
Page 198
... further consideration . In that case , Lord Diplock stated ( in Bremer ) that neither party could resist the enforcement of the agreement by asserting the other party's breach ( and further , a breach of that obligation could not be a ...
... further consideration . In that case , Lord Diplock stated ( in Bremer ) that neither party could resist the enforcement of the agreement by asserting the other party's breach ( and further , a breach of that obligation could not be a ...
Page 233
... further warning not to do so , R drove off . The constable's right arm had been held in the " stop " position in front of the windscreen and the moving vehicle struck it . No injury resulted . R was pursued by the patrol and despite ...
... further warning not to do so , R drove off . The constable's right arm had been held in the " stop " position in front of the windscreen and the moving vehicle struck it . No injury resulted . R was pursued by the patrol and despite ...
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