The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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... Recent Complaint Evidence Annabel Markham examines recent judgments in the Court of Appeal 82 What is " good for the players " ? Jayne Francis looks at the NZRFU transfer rules and the Commerce Act 83 Tax penalties Tim Walton and Chris ...
... Recent Complaint Evidence Annabel Markham examines recent judgments in the Court of Appeal 82 What is " good for the players " ? Jayne Francis looks at the NZRFU transfer rules and the Commerce Act 83 Tax penalties Tim Walton and Chris ...
Page 79
... recent complaint rule permits complaints of sexual offences to be admitted by way of exception to the ordinary restrictions on hearsay and prior consistent statements . The complaint evidence has no probative value in terms of any fact ...
... recent complaint rule permits complaints of sexual offences to be admitted by way of exception to the ordinary restrictions on hearsay and prior consistent statements . The complaint evidence has no probative value in terms of any fact ...
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... recent complaint rule : if there are " good reasons " why a complainant might delay or refrain from complaining , it seems awkward and artificial to insist that a complaint be made at the first reasonable opportunity to be admitted ...
... recent complaint rule : if there are " good reasons " why a complainant might delay or refrain from complaining , it seems awkward and artificial to insist that a complaint be made at the first reasonable opportunity to be admitted ...
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