The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 5Butterworths, 1930 - Law |
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Page 64
... necessary . So , also , with the first class of second- ary functions , the chief of which are legislation and tax- ation . In connection with these , it appears reasonably necessary that the State have the extra power and freedom of ...
... necessary . So , also , with the first class of second- ary functions , the chief of which are legislation and tax- ation . In connection with these , it appears reasonably necessary that the State have the extra power and freedom of ...
Page 209
... necessary for counsel to know what the history of a point is , but to know how it stands resolved , yet it is a wonderful accomplishment , and , without it , a lawyer cannot be accounted learned in the Law . " -Roger North . Vol . V ...
... necessary for counsel to know what the history of a point is , but to know how it stands resolved , yet it is a wonderful accomplishment , and , without it , a lawyer cannot be accounted learned in the Law . " -Roger North . Vol . V ...
Page 413
... necessary or expedient truly a far - reaching provision which might easily become oppressive . George Bernard Shaw , in a serious vein , during one of his recent broadcastings , thus summed up rather neatly the point at issue . ' We ...
... necessary or expedient truly a far - reaching provision which might easily become oppressive . George Bernard Shaw , in a serious vein , during one of his recent broadcastings , thus summed up rather neatly the point at issue . ' We ...
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