The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1970 - Law |
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Page 145
... considered that the increase in the volume of planning cases and the resultant establishment of a third Board added to the urgency of the matter . The report states that " As far as possible any system of administration of justice ...
... considered that the increase in the volume of planning cases and the resultant establishment of a third Board added to the urgency of the matter . The report states that " As far as possible any system of administration of justice ...
Page 189
... considered by the respondent's Town Plan- ning Committee . The report favoured the siting of the commercial area wholly on the land referred to in the subdivisional plan which the respondent had refused to approve . About this time the ...
... considered by the respondent's Town Plan- ning Committee . The report favoured the siting of the commercial area wholly on the land referred to in the subdivisional plan which the respondent had refused to approve . About this time the ...
Page 278
... considered that the Law Society did not provide enough practical in- formation to its members . These answers surely provide a strong challenge to the Law Society to extend its activities in this area . I have one final point to raise ...
... considered that the Law Society did not provide enough practical in- formation to its members . These answers surely provide a strong challenge to the Law Society to extend its activities in this area . I have one final point to raise ...
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