The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 55Butterworths, 1980 - Law |
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... Council had failed to observe the scheme provisions or contracted out of this duty . ( d ) It was claimed further that the conduct of the Council amounted to bias and a dis- qualification . His Honour distinguished Lower Hutt City Council ...
... Council had failed to observe the scheme provisions or contracted out of this duty . ( d ) It was claimed further that the conduct of the Council amounted to bias and a dis- qualification . His Honour distinguished Lower Hutt City Council ...
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... Council about the operations of the applicant . The applicant thereupon applied to the Council for an offensive trades licence in terms of the Council's bylaw and s 54 ( 1 ) of the Health Act 1956. The Council , aware of the da- iry ...
... Council about the operations of the applicant . The applicant thereupon applied to the Council for an offensive trades licence in terms of the Council's bylaw and s 54 ( 1 ) of the Health Act 1956. The Council , aware of the da- iry ...
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... Council had exercised its discretion correctly in refusing to approve the time extension . Section 352 ( 6 ) gave the discretion to the Council to ex- tend the period " as the Council in any special case may allow " . The evidence of ...
... Council had exercised its discretion correctly in refusing to approve the time extension . Section 352 ( 6 ) gave the discretion to the Council to ex- tend the period " as the Council in any special case may allow " . The evidence of ...
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Denis Orme | 3 |
How Strong is New Zealands Claim | 6 |
Stewart and Tozer v Smith | v |
Copyright | |
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