The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1984 - Law |
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... activities . Various suggestions were made for activities in addition to those currently being undertaken . In particular consideration will be given to the constitutional issues raised in a paper presented to the meeting by Mr G Palmer ...
... activities . Various suggestions were made for activities in addition to those currently being undertaken . In particular consideration will be given to the constitutional issues raised in a paper presented to the meeting by Mr G Palmer ...
Page 96
... activities . In this respect the martial law makes no distinction in its terms between advocates and other citizens . It is when the advocate enters into the realm of political activities that provisions of the martial law are applied ...
... activities . In this respect the martial law makes no distinction in its terms between advocates and other citizens . It is when the advocate enters into the realm of political activities that provisions of the martial law are applied ...
Page 97
... activities occurs in respect of : political activities which the advocates perform outside their Bar Associations or Bar Councils ; activities which they perform through their Bar Association or the Bar Councils . Whether such loss of ...
... activities occurs in respect of : political activities which the advocates perform outside their Bar Associations or Bar Councils ; activities which they perform through their Bar Association or the Bar Councils . Whether such loss of ...
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