The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 52Butterworths, 1977 - Law |
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Page 145
NZLJ. EVIDENCE A FURTHER COMMENT ON THE JUDICIAL DISCRETION TO EXCLUDE IMPROPERLY OBTAINED EVIDENCE In two recent articles in the New Zealand Law Journal commentators have expressed fears of potential inconsistencies in the exercise of ...
NZLJ. EVIDENCE A FURTHER COMMENT ON THE JUDICIAL DISCRETION TO EXCLUDE IMPROPERLY OBTAINED EVIDENCE In two recent articles in the New Zealand Law Journal commentators have expressed fears of potential inconsistencies in the exercise of ...
Page 147
... evidence improperly obtained to a positive exercise to admit such evidence ( d ) . Thus the onus of proof would be on the party wishing to have the evidence admitted to show that the circum- stances were such that the evidence , notwith ...
... evidence improperly obtained to a positive exercise to admit such evidence ( d ) . Thus the onus of proof would be on the party wishing to have the evidence admitted to show that the circum- stances were such that the evidence , notwith ...
Page 459
... evidence of corroboration . Counsel were , however , agreed that if the decision of the Supreme Court was that there was no evidence of corroboration the case must be remitted to the Magistrate's Court so that the trial could continue ...
... evidence of corroboration . Counsel were , however , agreed that if the decision of the Supreme Court was that there was no evidence of corroboration the case must be remitted to the Magistrate's Court so that the trial could continue ...
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