The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1985 - Law |
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Page 172
... Court of Australia had occasion to consider the position of the Attorney - General for New South Wales in relation ... Appeal has not had to consider these issues directly . That day may not be far off . It is understood that the Tindal case ...
... Court of Australia had occasion to consider the position of the Attorney - General for New South Wales in relation ... Appeal has not had to consider these issues directly . That day may not be far off . It is understood that the Tindal case ...
Page 215
... Court of Appeal held a special sitting to mark the official visit to New Zealand of Sir Ninian Stephen , the ... appellate Courts whom we wish primarily to honour . The judgments of the High Court of Australia are often consulted here ...
... Court of Appeal held a special sitting to mark the official visit to New Zealand of Sir Ninian Stephen , the ... appellate Courts whom we wish primarily to honour . The judgments of the High Court of Australia are often consulted here ...
Page 216
... Court of Appeal on taking into account the failure of the accused to give evidence when determining the question of guilt . Mr Cato argues that the approach of the Court of Appeal in the Trompert case must be applied with great care ...
... Court of Appeal on taking into account the failure of the accused to give evidence when determining the question of guilt . Mr Cato argues that the approach of the Court of Appeal in the Trompert case must be applied with great care ...
Contents
THE NEW ZEALAND | 11 |
THE NEW ZEALAND | 33 |
THE INDIAN LEGAL SYSTEM | 41 |
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