The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2001 - Law |
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Page 165
... Judge held that unreasonable search and seizure did not apply on these facts . The Judge said that the Bill of Rights Act was to be read broadly and purposively so as to promote the rights conferred and , taken in strict isolation ...
... Judge held that unreasonable search and seizure did not apply on these facts . The Judge said that the Bill of Rights Act was to be read broadly and purposively so as to promote the rights conferred and , taken in strict isolation ...
Page 191
... Judge was persuaded that the new evidence showed the mother had made a firm decision to return to Ire- land regardless , and thus the premise upon which the Family Court decision was reached no longer obtained . The Judge was satisfied ...
... Judge was persuaded that the new evidence showed the mother had made a firm decision to return to Ire- land regardless , and thus the premise upon which the Family Court decision was reached no longer obtained . The Judge was satisfied ...
Page 198
... Judge's decision on the quantum to be reimbursed by MAF raises particular difficulties . The Judge held that un- lawfully demanded fees were refundable in so far as they were excessive - that is , not levied in accordance with s 135 in ...
... Judge's decision on the quantum to be reimbursed by MAF raises particular difficulties . The Judge held that un- lawfully demanded fees were refundable in so far as they were excessive - that is , not levied in accordance with s 135 in ...
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