The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 5Butterworths, 1930 - Law |
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Page 68
... objective is to ensure that such corporation , although its capital be provided by the State , shall in law be deemed to be oper- ating on its own behalf and not as a mere agent of or trustee for the Crown , -but that the Crown have the ...
... objective is to ensure that such corporation , although its capital be provided by the State , shall in law be deemed to be oper- ating on its own behalf and not as a mere agent of or trustee for the Crown , -but that the Crown have the ...
Page 333
... objectively . To the sympathetic student of English laws and legal customs , every statute , however grotesque it may appear to the twentieth century , had its definite basis of utility , which was sometimes , too , a basis for the ...
... objectively . To the sympathetic student of English laws and legal customs , every statute , however grotesque it may appear to the twentieth century , had its definite basis of utility , which was sometimes , too , a basis for the ...
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