The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 26Butterworths, 1950 - Law |
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Page 145
... taken from the precincts of the Court to an hotel or a restaurant for a meal , and whether on a wider question - the time spent by a jury in having a meal should be excluded from the period specified in the statute for their de ...
... taken from the precincts of the Court to an hotel or a restaurant for a meal , and whether on a wider question - the time spent by a jury in having a meal should be excluded from the period specified in the statute for their de ...
Page 147
... taken and accepted as , and shall have all the consequences of , a verdict of any such 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 ...
... taken and accepted as , and shall have all the consequences of , a verdict of any such 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 ...
Page 271
... taken into account ; or if she has worked regularly during the married life and might be reasonably expected to work after the divorce , her potential earnings ought to be taken into account . Except in cases such as those , however ...
... taken into account ; or if she has worked regularly during the married life and might be reasonably expected to work after the divorce , her potential earnings ought to be taken into account . Except in cases such as those , however ...
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