The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1994 - Law |
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... apply ? It is thus important to ascertain correctly at the outset whether or not the Act applies to any given situation , as the consequences of a mistake could be unfortunate . If liability is excluded in the normal manner and it is ...
... apply ? It is thus important to ascertain correctly at the outset whether or not the Act applies to any given situation , as the consequences of a mistake could be unfortunate . If liability is excluded in the normal manner and it is ...
Page 385
... apply for an adoption order , and that the refusal to grant an order would be an " unnecessary burden " for the child ( at p 117 ) . To simplify that process , the Committee has suggested that consideration be given to the English ...
... apply for an adoption order , and that the refusal to grant an order would be an " unnecessary burden " for the child ( at p 117 ) . To simplify that process , the Committee has suggested that consideration be given to the English ...
Page 405
... apply to the Mental Health Act 1992 , it was stated In Re M [ 1993 ] 3 DCR at 172 that s 11 would apply only if the person concerned is competent to consent and Gallen J decided in Re M [ 1992 ] 1 NZLR 29 that s 22 would not apply where ...
... apply to the Mental Health Act 1992 , it was stated In Re M [ 1993 ] 3 DCR at 172 that s 11 would apply only if the person concerned is competent to consent and Gallen J decided in Re M [ 1992 ] 1 NZLR 29 that s 22 would not apply where ...
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