The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 48Butterworths, 1973 - Law |
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Page 42
... clear judicial authority for the approach taken by the Court of Appeal . Certainly , there is merit in Dr Northey's suggestion ( at 312 ) that it would be preferable if the empowering legis- lation made clear whether any procedural pro ...
... clear judicial authority for the approach taken by the Court of Appeal . Certainly , there is merit in Dr Northey's suggestion ( at 312 ) that it would be preferable if the empowering legis- lation made clear whether any procedural pro ...
Page 354
... clear- ance rate reported in those years . In 1945 , 83 percent of the offences reported to the police . resulted in an arrest or summons . By 1972 the overall clearance rate had declined to 54 per- cent and of those offences cleared ...
... clear- ance rate reported in those years . In 1945 , 83 percent of the offences reported to the police . resulted in an arrest or summons . By 1972 the overall clearance rate had declined to 54 per- cent and of those offences cleared ...
Page 549
... clear from a great many sources that the vocation of the parliamentary draftsman is utterly underestimated . The sources which clearly demonstrate this are to be found in the attitudes taken by judiciaries , governments , and members of ...
... clear from a great many sources that the vocation of the parliamentary draftsman is utterly underestimated . The sources which clearly demonstrate this are to be found in the attitudes taken by judiciaries , governments , and members of ...
Contents
To Bail or not to Bail | 21 |
A LessThanSupreme Court?A | 31 |
Partnerships and Taxation of the Family | 43 |
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