The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1994 - Law |
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Page 65
... effect of role differentiation to be insidious in its effect upon the legal profession , pure non - relational ethics is probably never proposed as life tells us that certain relationships do matter and do have an effect . The nature of ...
... effect of role differentiation to be insidious in its effect upon the legal profession , pure non - relational ethics is probably never proposed as life tells us that certain relationships do matter and do have an effect . The nature of ...
Page 68
... effect of the decision , namely , that the effect of an activity on the environment was not the pre - eminent consideration in deciding whether to grant a resource consent . This was clearly an unacceptable situation for those who ...
... effect of the decision , namely , that the effect of an activity on the environment was not the pre - eminent consideration in deciding whether to grant a resource consent . This was clearly an unacceptable situation for those who ...
Page 170
... effect of a beneficiary's failure to tender documentation prior to a credit's expiry . This article examines the judgment and its likely effect on the nature and application of the law relating to documentary letters of credit . Issue ...
... effect of a beneficiary's failure to tender documentation prior to a credit's expiry . This article examines the judgment and its likely effect on the nature and application of the law relating to documentary letters of credit . Issue ...
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