The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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Page 85
... interest in the response to the offence ? This seems easy . The victim of theft or assault has a direct interest in receiving proper compensation from the offender - that , above all , must be incontestable . But is it ? One answer ...
... interest in the response to the offence ? This seems easy . The victim of theft or assault has a direct interest in receiving proper compensation from the offender - that , above all , must be incontestable . But is it ? One answer ...
Page 217
... interest E - COMMERCE AND CREDIT Lucy McGrath , The Law. ( iii ) the matter made public must be one which would be highly offensive and objectionable to a reasonable per- son of ordinary sensibilities . The American law in this area also ...
... interest E - COMMERCE AND CREDIT Lucy McGrath , The Law. ( iii ) the matter made public must be one which would be highly offensive and objectionable to a reasonable per- son of ordinary sensibilities . The American law in this area also ...
Page 354
... interest topic . With respect , it is submitted that this is irrelevant . If a matter should be in the public domain it should not be removed from that domain merely by a missed opportunity to report it . That a publisher had been ...
... interest topic . With respect , it is submitted that this is irrelevant . If a matter should be in the public domain it should not be removed from that domain merely by a missed opportunity to report it . That a publisher had been ...
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