The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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... involved for a particular step is sub- stantially higher than that allowed for in band C , where the other party has contributed unnecessarily to the time or expense involved , and where the party has brought a test case in the ...
... involved for a particular step is sub- stantially higher than that allowed for in band C , where the other party has contributed unnecessarily to the time or expense involved , and where the party has brought a test case in the ...
Page 29
... involved offences of medium seriousness such as burglary and car conversion ; Only five per cent involved serious offences of violence or involving major property damage ; 80 per cent of cases involved only one offence . More recently ...
... involved offences of medium seriousness such as burglary and car conversion ; Only five per cent involved serious offences of violence or involving major property damage ; 80 per cent of cases involved only one offence . More recently ...
Page 31
... involved in crime ; • Nearly a half ( 48 per cent ) were either already involved in alcohol or drug use or other family members were ; Six out of ten had at least one incident of recorded physical abuse , witnessing family violence ...
... involved in crime ; • Nearly a half ( 48 per cent ) were either already involved in alcohol or drug use or other family members were ; Six out of ten had at least one incident of recorded physical abuse , witnessing family violence ...
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