The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 5Butterworths, 1930 - Law |
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Page 31
... means anything If it means anything to say so , the present editor's style is a little less practical and a little more academic than that of Sir John Salmond . It might be that he would be happier in discussing theories and tendencies ...
... means anything If it means anything to say so , the present editor's style is a little less practical and a little more academic than that of Sir John Salmond . It might be that he would be happier in discussing theories and tendencies ...
Page 66
... means over . The Crown , if the matter is of sufficient moment , can appeal to the Court of Appeal , and again from the Court of Appeal to the Privy Council and thus hold the petitioner at bay and put him to great further expense ...
... means over . The Crown , if the matter is of sufficient moment , can appeal to the Court of Appeal , and again from the Court of Appeal to the Privy Council and thus hold the petitioner at bay and put him to great further expense ...
Page 220
... means to mitigate this evil , whatever party is in power will of course adopt those means , there being a fortune in the thing for the government which , upon reducing unemployment , automatically increases its financial resources for ...
... means to mitigate this evil , whatever party is in power will of course adopt those means , there being a fortune in the thing for the government which , upon reducing unemployment , automatically increases its financial resources for ...
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