The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 20Butterworths, 1944 - Law |
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Page 112
... evidence of such conviction is not admissible against him in subsequent civil proceedings arising out of the same facts . ( See , for example , Mazengarb , Negligence on the Highway , 387 ) . Nevertheless , the fact is that some counsel ...
... evidence of such conviction is not admissible against him in subsequent civil proceedings arising out of the same facts . ( See , for example , Mazengarb , Negligence on the Highway , 387 ) . Nevertheless , the fact is that some counsel ...
Page 113
... evidence had he been alive , to be now put in . Of course , had the defendant before the Magistrates pleaded guilty , or made some admission in giving evidence that would have supported the plaintiff's case , this could have been proved ...
... evidence had he been alive , to be now put in . Of course , had the defendant before the Magistrates pleaded guilty , or made some admission in giving evidence that would have supported the plaintiff's case , this could have been proved ...
Page 155
... evidence upon which a conclusion could be based was evidence of opinion as to sale value divorced from replacement costs , and the evidence of replacement costs . In saying this the Court was not overlooking the price paid by the vendor ...
... evidence upon which a conclusion could be based was evidence of opinion as to sale value divorced from replacement costs , and the evidence of replacement costs . In saying this the Court was not overlooking the price paid by the vendor ...
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