The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 46Butterworths, 1971 - Law |
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Page 122
... evidence went a lot further than this , with lay evidence , evidence obtained under cross examination from the Traffic Officer , and scientific evidence that the period between the last drink and the blood test was consistent with the ...
... evidence went a lot further than this , with lay evidence , evidence obtained under cross examination from the Traffic Officer , and scientific evidence that the period between the last drink and the blood test was consistent with the ...
Page 247
... evidence of the actions of the dog was hearsay evidence , being directed at showing what the dog thought , that is , that it was following a trail . Such evi- dence of perception and deduction should , it was claimed , be given to the ...
... evidence of the actions of the dog was hearsay evidence , being directed at showing what the dog thought , that is , that it was following a trail . Such evi- dence of perception and deduction should , it was claimed , be given to the ...
Page 450
... evidence without fear of the consequences . They might be deterred from doing so if they were at risk of being sued ... evidence by subpoena , and that they can be compelled to give evidence . That , of course , does not excuse them for ...
... evidence without fear of the consequences . They might be deterred from doing so if they were at risk of being sued ... evidence by subpoena , and that they can be compelled to give evidence . That , of course , does not excuse them for ...
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Conditions Precedent | 32 |
Taylor Auto Trade Supply Ltd and | 32 |
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