The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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Page 80
... rules have become " perceptibly anomalous , unfair and anachronistic " . The enactment of s 23AC of the Evidence Act lends further support for modification of the common law rule . This section enables a Judge to instruct the jury that ...
... rules have become " perceptibly anomalous , unfair and anachronistic " . The enactment of s 23AC of the Evidence Act lends further support for modification of the common law rule . This section enables a Judge to instruct the jury that ...
Page 149
... rule these days . Hence , the rule has come in for a fair share of criticism in the last few years . Before dealing with those criticisms it is necessary to first examine why the rule has developed , and why the Bar has boomed in the ...
... rule these days . Hence , the rule has come in for a fair share of criticism in the last few years . Before dealing with those criticisms it is necessary to first examine why the rule has developed , and why the Bar has boomed in the ...
Page 204
... rule . The Court of Appeal stressed , however , that the discretion is to be exercised in accordance with the un- derlying purpose of the rule , which is to promote the objective of case man- agement . The focus is on the history of the ...
... rule . The Court of Appeal stressed , however , that the discretion is to be exercised in accordance with the un- derlying purpose of the rule , which is to promote the objective of case man- agement . The focus is on the history of the ...
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