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Page 194
... means a person who , through or by means of a criminal offence ( whether or not any person is convicted of that offence ) , suffers physical or emotional harm , or loss of or damage to property ; and , where an offence results in death ...
... means a person who , through or by means of a criminal offence ( whether or not any person is convicted of that offence ) , suffers physical or emotional harm , or loss of or damage to property ; and , where an offence results in death ...
Page 399
... means that more of them are produced and consumed than is efficient . Resources are diverted to them from other areas . Second , this " externalising " of costs means that there is no opportunity to place the costs of accidents on the ...
... means that more of them are produced and consumed than is efficient . Resources are diverted to them from other areas . Second , this " externalising " of costs means that there is no opportunity to place the costs of accidents on the ...
Page 428
... means to call any witnesses , state briefly the facts which he means to prove , without comment thereon , and shall then proceed to the proof thereof . When the whole of the defence is closed , the plaintiff or his counsel shall observe ...
... means to call any witnesses , state briefly the facts which he means to prove , without comment thereon , and shall then proceed to the proof thereof . When the whole of the defence is closed , the plaintiff or his counsel shall observe ...
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