The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1992 - Law |
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... fact that the defence is prefaced upon the existence of a factual emergency . A mistaken belief in a factually non- existent emergency will , on this view , be insufficient to establish necessity . Related to this point , and of more ...
... fact that the defence is prefaced upon the existence of a factual emergency . A mistaken belief in a factually non- existent emergency will , on this view , be insufficient to establish necessity . Related to this point , and of more ...
Page 90
... fact which no person properly instructed as to the law could come to ( that there has been a wrong inference of fact because of a misdirection in law ) . This approach maintains in theory a clean distinction between propositions of law ...
... fact which no person properly instructed as to the law could come to ( that there has been a wrong inference of fact because of a misdirection in law ) . This approach maintains in theory a clean distinction between propositions of law ...
Page 93
... fact and degree . In other words , if exposure to asbestos during the spraying or lagging , rather than environmental asbestos , caused the plaintiff's disease , whether his disease was due to the nature of any employment in which he ...
... fact and degree . In other words , if exposure to asbestos during the spraying or lagging , rather than environmental asbestos , caused the plaintiff's disease , whether his disease was due to the nature of any employment in which he ...
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