The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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Page 131
... reasons for the advice . However , as the Court in Condron noted , telling the Court what the reason or basis for the advice was ... may well amount to a waiver of privilege so that the accused , or if his solicitor is also called , the ...
... reasons for the advice . However , as the Court in Condron noted , telling the Court what the reason or basis for the advice was ... may well amount to a waiver of privilege so that the accused , or if his solicitor is also called , the ...
Page 264
... reason in case of libel for dealing most cautiously and warily with the granting of interim injunctions . In Attorney - General v British Broadcasting Corporation [ 1981 ] AC 303 , 362 Lord Scarman placed the test for any prior ...
... reason in case of libel for dealing most cautiously and warily with the granting of interim injunctions . In Attorney - General v British Broadcasting Corporation [ 1981 ] AC 303 , 362 Lord Scarman placed the test for any prior ...
Page 457
... reason unless that course is impractical or the need to search is so obvious that to state a reason is unnecessary . But what must be clearly emphasised is that to search an arrested person for no reason other than his arrest is ...
... reason unless that course is impractical or the need to search is so obvious that to state a reason is unnecessary . But what must be clearly emphasised is that to search an arrested person for no reason other than his arrest is ...
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