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NZLJ. Section 104 ( 1 ) requires that regard be had to the " effects " ( widely , but not comprehensively defined in s 3 ) of allowing the particular activity . Section 104 ( a ) and ( b ) require that regard also be had to the rules of ...
NZLJ. Section 104 ( 1 ) requires that regard be had to the " effects " ( widely , but not comprehensively defined in s 3 ) of allowing the particular activity . Section 104 ( a ) and ( b ) require that regard also be had to the rules of ...
Page 69
... regard to❞ the matters listed . It is an acknowledged principle of statutory interpretation that " particular regard " imposes a lesser duty than “ recognise and provide for . " Gill has made it clear that the s 7 test is a high one ...
... regard to❞ the matters listed . It is an acknowledged principle of statutory interpretation that " particular regard " imposes a lesser duty than “ recognise and provide for . " Gill has made it clear that the s 7 test is a high one ...
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... regard to their requirements . In my view it is strongly arguable that the decision sought to be challenged in fact involved the exercise of a statutory power . Section 4 ( 1 ) of the State - Owned Enterprises Act provides : The ...
... regard to their requirements . In my view it is strongly arguable that the decision sought to be challenged in fact involved the exercise of a statutory power . Section 4 ( 1 ) of the State - Owned Enterprises Act provides : The ...
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