The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1984 - Law |
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Page 165
... referred at the hearing in this House . As the quoted passage indicates , the House was referred to four " unreported " Court of Appeal decisions ( not two ) . From the list of cited cases given in the law reports ( [ 1983 ] 2 AC at 194 ) ...
... referred at the hearing in this House . As the quoted passage indicates , the House was referred to four " unreported " Court of Appeal decisions ( not two ) . From the list of cited cases given in the law reports ( [ 1983 ] 2 AC at 194 ) ...
Page 183
... referred to by both Lord Scarman and Dr Palmer , the United Kingdom has now accepted obligations that are judicially enforced , which includes the right of private petition through the European Court at Strasbourg . Meantime the British ...
... referred to by both Lord Scarman and Dr Palmer , the United Kingdom has now accepted obligations that are judicially enforced , which includes the right of private petition through the European Court at Strasbourg . Meantime the British ...
Page 272
... referred to as follows : Dilatation and Curettage ; Suction Curettage ; Prostiglandin ; Hysterectomy ; Saline Abortion ; Menstrual Extraction . At first sight it may appear that the exemption granted by this section is of very ...
... referred to as follows : Dilatation and Curettage ; Suction Curettage ; Prostiglandin ; Hysterectomy ; Saline Abortion ; Menstrual Extraction . At first sight it may appear that the exemption granted by this section is of very ...
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