The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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Page 93
... relevant chapters , in which Judges appear to accept that obviously relevant evidence has to be found " admissible " , simply because it is novel . This , it is submitted , is mistaken . If evidence is relevant it is for the objector to ...
... relevant chapters , in which Judges appear to accept that obviously relevant evidence has to be found " admissible " , simply because it is novel . This , it is submitted , is mistaken . If evidence is relevant it is for the objector to ...
Page 295
... relevant and otherwise admissible . The Crown argued that evidence of all 12 transac- tions that formed the basis of the 13 charges in the first indictment were relevant and admissible and there was no illegitimate prejudice so it ought ...
... relevant and otherwise admissible . The Crown argued that evidence of all 12 transac- tions that formed the basis of the 13 charges in the first indictment were relevant and admissible and there was no illegitimate prejudice so it ought ...
Page 346
... relevance information that is seen to be a relevant part of the good faith bargaining process , information that is " rea- sonably necessary " . We can look to North American law for guidance on the likely parameters of relevant ...
... relevance information that is seen to be a relevant part of the good faith bargaining process , information that is " rea- sonably necessary " . We can look to North American law for guidance on the likely parameters of relevant ...
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