The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 30Butterworths, 1954 - Law |
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Page 137
... question , the analogy of the Law Revision Committee is helpful . There is need for a standing advisory committee but so composed as to bring in not only the lawyer , but the intelligent layman , the administrator , and other experts ...
... question , the analogy of the Law Revision Committee is helpful . There is need for a standing advisory committee but so composed as to bring in not only the lawyer , but the intelligent layman , the administrator , and other experts ...
Page 287
... question at all material times , in conformity with s . 9 of the Main High- ways Act , 1922 , under which there was a delegation to it , and s . 155 of the Counties Act , 1920 , and s . 121 ( f ) , ( g ) and ( h ) of the Public Works ...
... question at all material times , in conformity with s . 9 of the Main High- ways Act , 1922 , under which there was a delegation to it , and s . 155 of the Counties Act , 1920 , and s . 121 ( f ) , ( g ) and ( h ) of the Public Works ...
Page 353
... question of " suitable alternative accommodation " in the Tenancy Act , 1948. Three years earlier , in Skinner v . Scott , that learned Judge had held that , in the case of licensed premises , it was not necessary for the landlord to ...
... question of " suitable alternative accommodation " in the Tenancy Act , 1948. Three years earlier , in Skinner v . Scott , that learned Judge had held that , in the case of licensed premises , it was not necessary for the landlord to ...
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In Your Armchairand Mine Scriblex 15 31 | 15 |
Statutory Restrictions and Approvals 386 | 231 |
Judicial Control | 280 |
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