The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1999 - Law |
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Page 114
... noted that only a handful of the particular sources referred to in the judgment appear to have been referred to the Courts below , and that many were raised from the Bench in the course of oral argument in the Court and were the subject ...
... noted that only a handful of the particular sources referred to in the judgment appear to have been referred to the Courts below , and that many were raised from the Bench in the course of oral argument in the Court and were the subject ...
Page 117
... noted the tremendous growth of international arbitration since the 1970s as evidenced by the number of international arbitration centres and the growing international acceptance of uniform procedural arbitration laws ( especially the ...
... noted the tremendous growth of international arbitration since the 1970s as evidenced by the number of international arbitration centres and the growing international acceptance of uniform procedural arbitration laws ( especially the ...
Page 152
... noted ( at 814 ) that : domestic violence in any of its forms to a degree which will justify the making of a protection order amounts to a repudiation and negation by the violent party of a fundamental feature of the marriage commitment ...
... noted ( at 814 ) that : domestic violence in any of its forms to a degree which will justify the making of a protection order amounts to a repudiation and negation by the violent party of a fundamental feature of the marriage commitment ...
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