The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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Page 119
... authority " was not something that could be decided on the statement of claim ( assuming that the facts pleaded therein were true ) and secondly because no evidence was admissible on such an application . The parties then agreed the ...
... authority " was not something that could be decided on the statement of claim ( assuming that the facts pleaded therein were true ) and secondly because no evidence was admissible on such an application . The parties then agreed the ...
Page 214
... authority has been given ; or ( ii ) does not believe that any such authority has been given , - and has no reasonable grounds for believing that the other person would have given that authority had he or she been asked ; The Crimes ...
... authority has been given ; or ( ii ) does not believe that any such authority has been given , - and has no reasonable grounds for believing that the other person would have given that authority had he or she been asked ; The Crimes ...
Page 447
... authority shall have inde- pendence in the conduct of the investigation and have unrestricted authority over its conduct . Paragraph 5.10 states : The State conducting the investigation shall recognise the need for coordination between ...
... authority shall have inde- pendence in the conduct of the investigation and have unrestricted authority over its conduct . Paragraph 5.10 states : The State conducting the investigation shall recognise the need for coordination between ...
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