The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 41Butterworths, 1965 - Law |
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Page 87
... question whether the law permits adoption in favour of applicants who are professing rationalists . The learned Magistrate ( Mr J. D. Willis S.M. ) had no hesitation in returning a negative answer to this question , and in the case ...
... question whether the law permits adoption in favour of applicants who are professing rationalists . The learned Magistrate ( Mr J. D. Willis S.M. ) had no hesitation in returning a negative answer to this question , and in the case ...
Page 128
... question and assess the extent to which the Courts have relied on medical opinion in making the distinction between the two types or rather classes of defences in question . The general rule of evidence is that a witness must depose ...
... question and assess the extent to which the Courts have relied on medical opinion in making the distinction between the two types or rather classes of defences in question . The general rule of evidence is that a witness must depose ...
Page 410
... question entirely open and pose the question in this form : Assuming that imprisonment should be inflicted , is the quantum clearly excessive in the circumstances ? I think it was . It was entirely out of keeping with other penalties ...
... question entirely open and pose the question in this form : Assuming that imprisonment should be inflicted , is the quantum clearly excessive in the circumstances ? I think it was . It was entirely out of keeping with other penalties ...
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