The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 41Butterworths, 1965 - Law |
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Page 419
... principle is clearly a distinct though related question to the civil law principle that there should be an end to litigation . The Crimes Act in New Zealand has followed and adopted the criminal law principles without specific ...
... principle is clearly a distinct though related question to the civil law principle that there should be an end to litigation . The Crimes Act in New Zealand has followed and adopted the criminal law principles without specific ...
Page 443
... principle of issue estoppel is to treat an issue of fact or law as settled once and for all between the parties if it is distinctly raised and if the judgment pronounced implies its determina- tion necessarily as a matter of law ...
... principle of issue estoppel is to treat an issue of fact or law as settled once and for all between the parties if it is distinctly raised and if the judgment pronounced implies its determina- tion necessarily as a matter of law ...
Page 487
... principle ; that principle should not be weakened by accepting the procedures adopted by the Board as consistent with the principle . McCarthy J. agreed with North P. that the appointment of the committee which had heard the evidence ...
... principle ; that principle should not be weakened by accepting the procedures adopted by the Board as consistent with the principle . McCarthy J. agreed with North P. that the appointment of the committee which had heard the evidence ...
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