What makes a leading case? : the narrow lens of the law or a wider perspective? / by Susan Glazebrook

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Title

What makes a leading case? : the narrow lens of the law or a wider perspective? / by Susan Glazebrook

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National Library of New Zealand

Collection

Index New Zealand

Description

Suggests that an examination of leading cases should be extended beyond an exploration of the role that a decision has played in settling an area of law. Examines also the social and historical implications and underpinnings of a decision. Discusses a number of leading cases in NZ in this regard, and also the work done by the author on criminal case in Rouen during the French Revolution.

Format

Journal

Date created

Nov 2010

Creator

Glazebrook, Susan

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http://natlib.govt.nz/records/29824960

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Common law / Law -- Interpretation and construction / New Zealand / Case studies

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