The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1984 - Law |
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Page 117
... continue to expand and flourish after he had gone . He left a perfect take - over situation . . . . The post - Bond ... continues to seek to merit the support of the legal profession , by providing as publishers , in Henry Butterworth's ...
... continue to expand and flourish after he had gone . He left a perfect take - over situation . . . . The post - Bond ... continues to seek to merit the support of the legal profession , by providing as publishers , in Henry Butterworth's ...
Page 302
... continue to hold office after the polling day until they offer their resignations to the Governor- General . The outgoing Ministers usually resign about two weeks after polling day . During this period they continue to be the government ...
... continue to hold office after the polling day until they offer their resignations to the Governor- General . The outgoing Ministers usually resign about two weeks after polling day . During this period they continue to be the government ...
Page 306
... continue to provide that Ministers shall vacate their office within 21 days of ceasing to be members . However this obligation should be qualified by providing that incumbent Ministers need not vacate office within 21 days of the ...
... continue to provide that Ministers shall vacate their office within 21 days of ceasing to be members . However this obligation should be qualified by providing that incumbent Ministers need not vacate office within 21 days of the ...
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