The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1984 - Law |
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Page 102
... Society provides an opportunity for Judges and practitioners to meet together and to discuss matters of common interest in various fields of law . But , in addition , it enables both Judges and practitioners to meet socially in an ...
... Society provides an opportunity for Judges and practitioners to meet together and to discuss matters of common interest in various fields of law . But , in addition , it enables both Judges and practitioners to meet socially in an ...
Page 169
... society in general . If anything , that programme emphasises the need to be prepared for change and the sometimes frightening rapidity with which change takes place . Mankind , in all areas of endeavour , has always in the past ...
... society in general . If anything , that programme emphasises the need to be prepared for change and the sometimes frightening rapidity with which change takes place . Mankind , in all areas of endeavour , has always in the past ...
Page 290
... society . Compared with the conventional structure , the flow of information would be similar but the devolution of power would not . Relations between the groups would shift from dominance to equality . Compared with historic feudal ...
... society . Compared with the conventional structure , the flow of information would be similar but the devolution of power would not . Relations between the groups would shift from dominance to equality . Compared with historic feudal ...
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