The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2003 - Law |
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Page 218
... circumstances in which the discretion may be exercised . It is fair to presume that Assistant Commissioner Howie allowed the trade mark to remain on the Register ( albeit with a restricted statement of goods ) under the discretion ...
... circumstances in which the discretion may be exercised . It is fair to presume that Assistant Commissioner Howie allowed the trade mark to remain on the Register ( albeit with a restricted statement of goods ) under the discretion ...
Page 288
... circumstances in which imprisonment can be imposed , and inconsistent with the other emphases in the Act on rehabilitation ; imposing the least restrictive option ; and keeping offenders in the community unless in the circumstances that ...
... circumstances in which imprisonment can be imposed , and inconsistent with the other emphases in the Act on rehabilitation ; imposing the least restrictive option ; and keeping offenders in the community unless in the circumstances that ...
Page 289
... circumstances taking into account , but without limitation : ( a ) The nature of the company ; and ( b ) The nature of the decision ; and ( c ) The position of the director and the nature of the responsibilities undertaken by him or her ...
... circumstances taking into account , but without limitation : ( a ) The nature of the company ; and ( b ) The nature of the decision ; and ( c ) The position of the director and the nature of the responsibilities undertaken by him or her ...
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