The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 52Butterworths, 1977 - Law |
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... principle simply because the words used to define them seem plainly to require particular conduct on the part of the offender before he can be said to have " actually committed " them . For example , s 107 , which creates the general ...
... principle simply because the words used to define them seem plainly to require particular conduct on the part of the offender before he can be said to have " actually committed " them . For example , s 107 , which creates the general ...
Page 180
... principle of concurrent jurisdiction between the District Court and the Supreme Court should be rejected save that a party to a matrimonial property dispute where the value of the property exceeds a specified sum should have the right ...
... principle of concurrent jurisdiction between the District Court and the Supreme Court should be rejected save that a party to a matrimonial property dispute where the value of the property exceeds a specified sum should have the right ...
Page 481
... principle affording protection to the rights of the citizen . But that language is too limited . It is not only the means by which governmental power is con- trolled but also the process by which principles of justice and fair procedure ...
... principle affording protection to the rights of the citizen . But that language is too limited . It is not only the means by which governmental power is con- trolled but also the process by which principles of justice and fair procedure ...
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