The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1984 - Law |
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Page 39
... present matter . One is that in asserting its wide powers the House rejected the position which it had adopted less than three years earlier that it was enough for the immigration authority to show that it had reasonable grounds for ...
... present matter . One is that in asserting its wide powers the House rejected the position which it had adopted less than three years earlier that it was enough for the immigration authority to show that it had reasonable grounds for ...
Page 269
... present writer was recently consulted on an unusual set of facts in which the availability of a remedy is not so clear . It involved a person who had been employed as a writer on the staff of a publishing company . The person concerned ...
... present writer was recently consulted on an unusual set of facts in which the availability of a remedy is not so clear . It involved a person who had been employed as a writer on the staff of a publishing company . The person concerned ...
Page 271
... present circumstances could be to seek a judicial declaration as to his rights . In England such declarations have been made in situations where no other cause of action lay against the defendant . ' In New Zealand these declarations ...
... present circumstances could be to seek a judicial declaration as to his rights . In England such declarations have been made in situations where no other cause of action lay against the defendant . ' In New Zealand these declarations ...
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