The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 52Butterworths, 1977 - Law |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 90
Page 145
... exercise of the judicial discretion to exclude evidence illegally or improperly obtained ( a ) . One of the commentators points to a process whereby a discretionary power frequently exercised becomes regulated by its own special rules ...
... exercise of the judicial discretion to exclude evidence illegally or improperly obtained ( a ) . One of the commentators points to a process whereby a discretionary power frequently exercised becomes regulated by its own special rules ...
Page 240
... exercise his discretion under s 2 ( 2 ) in order to quantify the husband's share as at the date of the separation , while the latter did elect to exercise his discretion in that manner . Because the Legislature expressly provided the ...
... exercise his discretion under s 2 ( 2 ) in order to quantify the husband's share as at the date of the separation , while the latter did elect to exercise his discretion in that manner . Because the Legislature expressly provided the ...
Page 303
... exercise of traffic officers ' powers elsewhere than on a public road . In Kelly v Lower Hutt City [ 1972 ] NZLR 126 , the Court of Appeal unanimously agreed that a traffic officer , including in that case a local body traffic officer ...
... exercise of traffic officers ' powers elsewhere than on a public road . In Kelly v Lower Hutt City [ 1972 ] NZLR 126 , the Court of Appeal unanimously agreed that a traffic officer , including in that case a local body traffic officer ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
accepted action administrative adopted allowed apply appointment approach Auckland authority benefit cause child circumstances claim Commission Committee common concerned consideration considered contract Council course Court of Appeal criminal decision defendant determined documents domicile duty effect evidence exercise existing expressed fact further gift give given held important income intent interest involved issue Journal Judges judgment jurisdiction Justice land lawyers legislation liability limited live Lord matrimonial matter means notice NZLR objective obtained offence particular parties person planning position possible practice present principle problem proceedings profession proposed protection provision purchase question reason recent referred regard relating Report respect result rule scheme Society solicitor suggested Supreme Court taken trust Wellington wife Zealand