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Page 95
... present document ( referred to below as " the Re- port " ) just might rekindle the push for reform : as the report itself establishes , change is decidedly needed in a number of areas in the law relating to both the provision of ...
... present document ( referred to below as " the Re- port " ) just might rekindle the push for reform : as the report itself establishes , change is decidedly needed in a number of areas in the law relating to both the provision of ...
Page 120
... present through- out the hearing ; and that each party be given reason- able opportunity to present evidence and argument in support of its own case , test its opponent's case in cross - examination , and rebut adverse evidence and ...
... present through- out the hearing ; and that each party be given reason- able opportunity to present evidence and argument in support of its own case , test its opponent's case in cross - examination , and rebut adverse evidence and ...
Page 189
... present statutory regime of legal publishing and the consequent evidentiary recognition of such material is silent on the issue of electronic sources of primary law . It is reasonable to infer that changes to the present regime are ...
... present statutory regime of legal publishing and the consequent evidentiary recognition of such material is silent on the issue of electronic sources of primary law . It is reasonable to infer that changes to the present regime are ...
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