The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 29Butterworths, 1953 - Law |
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Page 124
... considered the inspector's report without disclosing its contents to him , the Board had failed to determine his appeal in the manner provided by law . There was a conflict of judicial opinion on the necessity for publi- cation to ...
... considered the inspector's report without disclosing its contents to him , the Board had failed to determine his appeal in the manner provided by law . There was a conflict of judicial opinion on the necessity for publi- cation to ...
Page 284
... considered , as bodily injury to or death of a person is a necessary ingredient to the offence therein , and therefore actual driving of the vehicle would almost always be essential . ) An important difference is that the Road Traffic ...
... considered , as bodily injury to or death of a person is a necessary ingredient to the offence therein , and therefore actual driving of the vehicle would almost always be essential . ) An important difference is that the Road Traffic ...
Page 339
... considered fair commercial values . He pro- ceeded : " " In arriving at the value of the company's fleet in accordance with the statute , I have given consideration to all matters I have considered relevant , and , in addition to those ...
... considered fair commercial values . He pro- ceeded : " " In arriving at the value of the company's fleet in accordance with the statute , I have given consideration to all matters I have considered relevant , and , in addition to those ...
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