The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 22Butterworths, 1946 - Law |
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Page 102
... entitled to the privileges of the corps diplomatique , " and it would follow that his personal effects would be exempt from seizure 66 For the defendant it was conceded that the plaintiff , if he had been a foreigner , might be entitled ...
... entitled to the privileges of the corps diplomatique , " and it would follow that his personal effects would be exempt from seizure 66 For the defendant it was conceded that the plaintiff , if he had been a foreigner , might be entitled ...
Page 162
... entitled to succeed , it would be enabling the Judge in such a case to say that the jury must in law find the prisoner guilty and so make the Judge decide the case and not the jury , which is not the common law . While the prosecution ...
... entitled to succeed , it would be enabling the Judge in such a case to say that the jury must in law find the prisoner guilty and so make the Judge decide the case and not the jury , which is not the common law . While the prosecution ...
Page 313
... entitled to the land , and thirdly , that he , C. , has a power to sell ( or lease ) the land to D. as provided by the agreement . D.'s solicitor further states that in order to prove that B. was absolutely entitled to the land , C ...
... entitled to the land , and thirdly , that he , C. , has a power to sell ( or lease ) the land to D. as provided by the agreement . D.'s solicitor further states that in order to prove that B. was absolutely entitled to the land , C ...
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