The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 5Butterworths, 1930 - Law |
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... mediation of His Majesty dero . gated from the grant . In other words his argument meant that although the fullest plenary powers were conferred on the mandatory by the giver of the mandate yet because His Majesty became the nominal ...
... mediation of His Majesty dero . gated from the grant . In other words his argument meant that although the fullest plenary powers were conferred on the mandatory by the giver of the mandate yet because His Majesty became the nominal ...
Page 191
... mediate Credit Act provides that the claims of de- benture - holders against the Board have priority over that of the Crown in respect of the advances from the Consolidated Fund . In addition , the debentures are constituted a floating ...
... mediate Credit Act provides that the claims of de- benture - holders against the Board have priority over that of the Crown in respect of the advances from the Consolidated Fund . In addition , the debentures are constituted a floating ...
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