The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1992 - Law |
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Page 33
... rule should be abolished for both criminal and civil proceedings and replaced by an inclusionary rule which allows for exceptions in certain instances at the Judge's discretion . The discretion to exclude should arise in respect of ...
... rule should be abolished for both criminal and civil proceedings and replaced by an inclusionary rule which allows for exceptions in certain instances at the Judge's discretion . The discretion to exclude should arise in respect of ...
Page 294
... rule of law " is therefore unconvincing in such a case . The rule of law is only as good as the law which then rules . In the decades ahead it will be vital , both in in the domestic and and international context , to extend the notion ...
... rule of law " is therefore unconvincing in such a case . The rule of law is only as good as the law which then rules . In the decades ahead it will be vital , both in in the domestic and and international context , to extend the notion ...
Page 333
... ( Rule 2.4 ) . In the event of a dispute , the Referee can , under Rule 2.5 , decide his own jurisdiction . The Order - Rule 6.1 places a strict time limit on the delivery of the order or orders 30 days from the delivery of the file by ...
... ( Rule 2.4 ) . In the event of a dispute , the Referee can , under Rule 2.5 , decide his own jurisdiction . The Order - Rule 6.1 places a strict time limit on the delivery of the order or orders 30 days from the delivery of the file by ...
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