The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 48Butterworths, 1973 - Law |
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... respect of the complaint made and there was no evidence to support the finding it had made . White J. adopted the following statement made in the Court of Appeal by McCarthy J. in Walton v . Holland [ 1963 ] N.Z.L.R. 729 , 745 : " It ...
... respect of the complaint made and there was no evidence to support the finding it had made . White J. adopted the following statement made in the Court of Appeal by McCarthy J. in Walton v . Holland [ 1963 ] N.Z.L.R. 729 , 745 : " It ...
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... respect , while this is a perfectly valid analogy , it does not tell one very much . Even if the Legislature has an inten- tion that people should not sue electricity boards ( and this is very much to be doubted- rather do the Courts ...
... respect , while this is a perfectly valid analogy , it does not tell one very much . Even if the Legislature has an inten- tion that people should not sue electricity boards ( and this is very much to be doubted- rather do the Courts ...
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... respect that such authority must carry . Technically House of carry . Technically House of Lords judgments are not binding on New Zea- land Courts , the Privy Council being our Master . This was emphasised with great clarity in the ...
... respect that such authority must carry . Technically House of carry . Technically House of Lords judgments are not binding on New Zea- land Courts , the Privy Council being our Master . This was emphasised with great clarity in the ...
Contents
To Bail or not to Bail | 21 |
A LessThanSupreme Court?A | 31 |
Partnerships and Taxation of the Family | 43 |
Copyright | |
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