The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 52Butterworths, 1977 - Law |
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Page 215
... considered the maximum penalty of three months ' imprisonment and / or a fine of $ 1000 , for a first offence and reasoned that the legislature would not have considered such penalties for one who was actually unaware of his ...
... considered the maximum penalty of three months ' imprisonment and / or a fine of $ 1000 , for a first offence and reasoned that the legislature would not have considered such penalties for one who was actually unaware of his ...
Page 242
... considered some of the problems which arise when trying to determine the scope of s 14 , it would now be appropriate to examine the substance of the section . It is not the author's intention to proffer definitions for the phrases ...
... considered some of the problems which arise when trying to determine the scope of s 14 , it would now be appropriate to examine the substance of the section . It is not the author's intention to proffer definitions for the phrases ...
Page 510
... considered the prevailing social code to be irrele- vant when considering whether or not enticement had taken place ... considered to be a relatively accept- able practice then it can be argued that such an act is no longer considered by ...
... considered the prevailing social code to be irrele- vant when considering whether or not enticement had taken place ... considered to be a relatively accept- able practice then it can be argued that such an act is no longer considered by ...
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