The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 41Butterworths, 1965 - Law |
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Page 129
... matter , for the purposes of the law , whether the defect of reasoning is due to a degeneration of the brain or to some other form of mental derange- ment . That may be a matter of importance medically , but it is of no importance to ...
... matter , for the purposes of the law , whether the defect of reasoning is due to a degeneration of the brain or to some other form of mental derange- ment . That may be a matter of importance medically , but it is of no importance to ...
Page 289
... matter had been undermined and that he was left without evidence to support the disciplinary action he had intended . To the outsider the plaintiff's actions seem unexceptionable , particularly the grounds on which he cancelled the ...
... matter had been undermined and that he was left without evidence to support the disciplinary action he had intended . To the outsider the plaintiff's actions seem unexceptionable , particularly the grounds on which he cancelled the ...
Page 407
... matter of law unless it must end in a wrong conclusion . If the result is right , does it matter whether he adds from the top or the bottom ? Referring to this case , one learned commentator ( b ) remarks : 99 " It is curious that the ...
... matter of law unless it must end in a wrong conclusion . If the result is right , does it matter whether he adds from the top or the bottom ? Referring to this case , one learned commentator ( b ) remarks : 99 " It is curious that the ...
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