The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 26Butterworths, 1950 - Law |
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Page 145
... jury in a criminal trial had left the Court precincts to have luncheon together vitiated the trial . Their Lordships held that it did , and quashed the conviction . matter was not dealt with under any statutory pro- vision - there was ...
... jury in a criminal trial had left the Court precincts to have luncheon together vitiated the trial . Their Lordships held that it did , and quashed the conviction . matter was not dealt with under any statutory pro- vision - there was ...
Page 146
... jury must have had a meal , the period of retirement , if the time for a meal were deducted , must have been less ... jury impanelled on any civil case shall , after the jury has retired to consider its verdict for a period of at least ...
... jury must have had a meal , the period of retirement , if the time for a meal were deducted , must have been less ... jury impanelled on any civil case shall , after the jury has retired to consider its verdict for a period of at least ...
Page 147
... jury under the existing law relating to juries . Provided that no verdict not arrived at unanimously shall be taken till the jury have retired for a period of at least three hours , and at least three - fourths have intimated to the ...
... jury under the existing law relating to juries . Provided that no verdict not arrived at unanimously shall be taken till the jury have retired for a period of at least three hours , and at least three - fourths have intimated to the ...
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