The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1999 - Law |
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Page 149
... position within the employer's enterprise to which the employee may be deployed . There was nothing in the employee's contract that required redeployment . - On basic principle , the suggestion seems wrong . The employee's position ...
... position within the employer's enterprise to which the employee may be deployed . There was nothing in the employee's contract that required redeployment . - On basic principle , the suggestion seems wrong . The employee's position ...
Page 165
... position was soon to be disestablished . That month and again in October 1992 , he asked a person who was in attendance at this meeting whether any changes were in contemplation for him . He was told that his position was still required ...
... position was soon to be disestablished . That month and again in October 1992 , he asked a person who was in attendance at this meeting whether any changes were in contemplation for him . He was told that his position was still required ...
Page 322
... position of a vessel by using a global positioning system device ( GPS ) . In MAF v Thomas [ 1994 ] DCR 486 Judge R L Kerr held at that time a GPS device was not a notorious scientific instrument , and declined to admit the plot of a ...
... position of a vessel by using a global positioning system device ( GPS ) . In MAF v Thomas [ 1994 ] DCR 486 Judge R L Kerr held at that time a GPS device was not a notorious scientific instrument , and declined to admit the plot of a ...
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