The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1992 - Law |
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Page 70
... intention to do the act prohibited by the statute requires proof of the offender's knowledge of that which renders his act an offence . ( R v Collier [ 1960 ] Crim L Rev 204 . Collier's reasonable belief that the girl was over the age ...
... intention to do the act prohibited by the statute requires proof of the offender's knowledge of that which renders his act an offence . ( R v Collier [ 1960 ] Crim L Rev 204 . Collier's reasonable belief that the girl was over the age ...
Page 106
... intention was domestic . ( Its effect on Christendom at the time was the reverse , and ever since it has become increasingly international . ) Much of Magna Carta ( particularly that part which lawyers now ignore ) is a feudal document ...
... intention was domestic . ( Its effect on Christendom at the time was the reverse , and ever since it has become increasingly international . ) Much of Magna Carta ( particularly that part which lawyers now ignore ) is a feudal document ...
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... intention of the parties . In this regard , the question is whether it should be implied that the mortgagor , simply by executing a mortgage in the usual form , has agreed to give a charge over future rental . It is submitted that the ...
... intention of the parties . In this regard , the question is whether it should be implied that the mortgagor , simply by executing a mortgage in the usual form , has agreed to give a charge over future rental . It is submitted that the ...
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