The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 6Butterworths, 1931 - Law |
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Page 106
... effect it will really be a representative view of the North Island , and a meeting at Dunedin would be a meeting of the South Island . Unless you have a gather- ing at Wellington you have no possible chance of getting a gathering that ...
... effect it will really be a representative view of the North Island , and a meeting at Dunedin would be a meeting of the South Island . Unless you have a gather- ing at Wellington you have no possible chance of getting a gathering that ...
Page 163
... effect at once and by which the incidence of income tax payable for that year was altered , plainly the Commissioner must of necessity require further or other returns to be made under S. 11. That was in fact what the Commissioner did ...
... effect at once and by which the incidence of income tax payable for that year was altered , plainly the Commissioner must of necessity require further or other returns to be made under S. 11. That was in fact what the Commissioner did ...
Page 401
... effect . Shortly , the effect seems to be , first , positive , that a Dominion may legislate for itself , with regard to the law of England - the doctrine of repugnancy is abolished ; secondly , negative , that the Imperial Parliament ...
... effect . Shortly , the effect seems to be , first , positive , that a Dominion may legislate for itself , with regard to the law of England - the doctrine of repugnancy is abolished ; secondly , negative , that the Imperial Parliament ...
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