The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1994 - Law |
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... given : in both cases written reasons were given ; the issue was whether these reasons formed part of the award and thus allowed the award to be challenged by the dissatisfied party . The judgments are the logical progression from the ...
... given : in both cases written reasons were given ; the issue was whether these reasons formed part of the award and thus allowed the award to be challenged by the dissatisfied party . The judgments are the logical progression from the ...
Page 135
... given in evidence as part of the prosecution case in chief , it can be given to impeach D's testimony : Oregon v Hass ( 1975 ) 420 US 714 , 32 LEd 2d 570 , where there was no suggestion that D's continued answers to questions in a ...
... given in evidence as part of the prosecution case in chief , it can be given to impeach D's testimony : Oregon v Hass ( 1975 ) 420 US 714 , 32 LEd 2d 570 , where there was no suggestion that D's continued answers to questions in a ...
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... given effect , the NZRVA's Code of Practice would be the minimum benchmark , since a principal recommendation of the Task Force is that membership of the Association should be a requirement for all retirement village operators . The ...
... given effect , the NZRVA's Code of Practice would be the minimum benchmark , since a principal recommendation of the Task Force is that membership of the Association should be a requirement for all retirement village operators . The ...
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