The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1987 - Law |
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Page 75
... question the adversarial process rather than accepting it without question as we are now required to do . One of the difficulties of working in this field is that it has held little interest for academic lawyers and consequently the ...
... question the adversarial process rather than accepting it without question as we are now required to do . One of the difficulties of working in this field is that it has held little interest for academic lawyers and consequently the ...
Page 179
... questions : ( 1 ) whether the evidence in question is legally admissible , which turns on relevance ; ( 2 ) whether in the exercise of the Judge's discretion the evidence , although strictly admissible , should be excluded because its ...
... questions : ( 1 ) whether the evidence in question is legally admissible , which turns on relevance ; ( 2 ) whether in the exercise of the Judge's discretion the evidence , although strictly admissible , should be excluded because its ...
Page 340
... question " ) for the determination of " jurisdictional " errors . In so doing , their Lordships undermined the entire concept of " jurisdiction " . The later judgments of Lord Diplock in Re Racal Communications Ltd [ 1981 ] AC 374 and O ...
... question " ) for the determination of " jurisdictional " errors . In so doing , their Lordships undermined the entire concept of " jurisdiction " . The later judgments of Lord Diplock in Re Racal Communications Ltd [ 1981 ] AC 374 and O ...
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JR OConnor | 115 |
Rt Hon Sir Alexander Turner | 127 |
Andrew Beck | 180 |
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