The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 40Butterworths, 1964 - Law |
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... evidence from any other source . Obviously it could not be automatically accepted at its face value since it may have been prompted by unfounded malice or ill - will . It is of interest to note that the Chief Justice , in discussing the ...
... evidence from any other source . Obviously it could not be automatically accepted at its face value since it may have been prompted by unfounded malice or ill - will . It is of interest to note that the Chief Justice , in discussing the ...
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... evidence viva voce but only a rehearing on the notes of evidence taken in the Court of first instance . The section does , however , provide that the Supreme Court on appeal may , at its discretion , rehear the whole or any part of the ...
... evidence viva voce but only a rehearing on the notes of evidence taken in the Court of first instance . The section does , however , provide that the Supreme Court on appeal may , at its discretion , rehear the whole or any part of the ...
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... evidence could not in the circumstances have reasonably been adduced at the hearing . In Barke v . Police , Pevreal v . Police [ 1958 ] N.Z.L.R. 1180 applications were made by the two appellants for leave to adduce additional evidence ...
... evidence could not in the circumstances have reasonably been adduced at the hearing . In Barke v . Police , Pevreal v . Police [ 1958 ] N.Z.L.R. 1180 applications were made by the two appellants for leave to adduce additional evidence ...
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Metal Workers Ltd v New Plymouth | 6 |
Takeover Bids and the Press | 12 |
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