The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1994 - Law |
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Page 161
... constitutional arrangements is a person not a document , a monarch not a written constitution . For an earlier comment on this point the reader is referred to the editorial " A Constitutional Monarchy " , published in the New Zealand ...
... constitutional arrangements is a person not a document , a monarch not a written constitution . For an earlier comment on this point the reader is referred to the editorial " A Constitutional Monarchy " , published in the New Zealand ...
Page 163
... Constitutional Monarchy CHARTER FOR THE DEFENCE OF THE AUSTRALIAN CONSTITUTION Whatever our differences of approach or emphasis , all of us agree that for the foreseeable future we should defend the Australian Constitution and the place ...
... Constitutional Monarchy CHARTER FOR THE DEFENCE OF THE AUSTRALIAN CONSTITUTION Whatever our differences of approach or emphasis , all of us agree that for the foreseeable future we should defend the Australian Constitution and the place ...
Page 465
... constitutional order between those who actively ... [ f ] or an increasing number of " challenging the colonial ... constitutional reform which would establish a Pakeha state and a Maori state as " co- existing constitutional entities ...
... constitutional order between those who actively ... [ f ] or an increasing number of " challenging the colonial ... constitutional reform which would establish a Pakeha state and a Maori state as " co- existing constitutional entities ...
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