The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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Page 144
... person's in- come . The 80 per cent threshold means that many people providing personal services through an interposed person will not be affected by the rule . Deductions The attribution rule might seem to be a veiled attempt to ...
... person's in- come . The 80 per cent threshold means that many people providing personal services through an interposed person will not be affected by the rule . Deductions The attribution rule might seem to be a veiled attempt to ...
Page 159
... person ; and if you were provoked and weren't just using provocation as an excuse ; then the law is ( since the early 1800s ) that that murder is reduced to manslaughter . What if there is something about you that makes you not fit the ...
... person ; and if you were provoked and weren't just using provocation as an excuse ; then the law is ( since the early 1800s ) that that murder is reduced to manslaughter . What if there is something about you that makes you not fit the ...
Page 457
... person for no reason other than his arrest is unwarranted and unlawful . That person has unjustifi- ably had his freedom curtailed and his privacy invaded . Such a search may amount to an assault . It may aggra- vate damages . It may ...
... person for no reason other than his arrest is unwarranted and unlawful . That person has unjustifi- ably had his freedom curtailed and his privacy invaded . Such a search may amount to an assault . It may aggra- vate damages . It may ...
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