The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1994 - Law |
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Page 72
... Committee , describes his experience of conferences held by the Committee and refers to the one to be held in Beijing in October this year . New Zealand practitioners may attend the Conference , and papers from here would also be ...
... Committee , describes his experience of conferences held by the Committee and refers to the one to be held in Beijing in October this year . New Zealand practitioners may attend the Conference , and papers from here would also be ...
Page 330
... Committee should now be used to investigate the very matters he long insisted that a Select Committee should be investigating . But of course his perspective is no longer that of a Member of Parliament . In my defence let me say this ...
... Committee should now be used to investigate the very matters he long insisted that a Select Committee should be investigating . But of course his perspective is no longer that of a Member of Parliament . In my defence let me say this ...
Page 402
... Committee of which the International Equestrian Federation is a member federation and the Court of Arbitration for Sport caused the Swiss Federal Tribunal to hesitate in accepting the independence of the Court . Under the procedure of ...
... Committee of which the International Equestrian Federation is a member federation and the Court of Arbitration for Sport caused the Swiss Federal Tribunal to hesitate in accepting the independence of the Court . Under the procedure of ...
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