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shall it be admitted QUESTION FOR APPEAL COURT j Per Press Association. Wellington, October G. ! The Court of Appeal consisting ot I Sh- Michael .Myers, C.J., Judges fiord man. AlacGregor and Kennedy, j is engaged in hearing argument on , a ease stated for Opinion by Judge! Smith under 4he poovi.su >iis *>f teotinn 412 of the Crimes Act. 1903. ; The ease concerns the admissibilit} 7 o', certain evidence'tendered by the Crown at the trial of Heta Gaa’djbier who was indicated at Auckland in August last with the murder of • George Crewe at, Ruatanga : a cm or about May 27. 1932. At it he hearing some of tin’s • evidence was admitted and .some ex- ; eluded. The jury were unable to« agree upon a verdict atful a new trial was ordered. It is now sought to obtain the ruling of the Cdurt of Appeal; on the admissibility of evidence he- . fore rho second trial.
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Feilding Star, Volume 9, Issue 3851, 6 October 1932, Page 8
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