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Page 97
... means - tested and regularly adjusted benefits . " ( n ) There were , further , distinctly practical reasons for ordinarily adopting the above ap- proach where a defendant's means and resources were enough to provide for an appli ...
... means - tested and regularly adjusted benefits . " ( n ) There were , further , distinctly practical reasons for ordinarily adopting the above ap- proach where a defendant's means and resources were enough to provide for an appli ...
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... means " plainly or clearly or the like " , because that word , as appears from the dictionary , often means no more than just that , unless all the usages recorded of " expressly " by the diction- ary have been considered , and ...
... means " plainly or clearly or the like " , because that word , as appears from the dictionary , often means no more than just that , unless all the usages recorded of " expressly " by the diction- ary have been considered , and ...
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... means . That which is " expressly provided " is a means to clarity , and by the purposeful use of a means , the clarity of the proposition expressed is dem- onstrated . Of that which is implicit or implied , however , even the speaker ...
... means . That which is " expressly provided " is a means to clarity , and by the purposeful use of a means , the clarity of the proposition expressed is dem- onstrated . Of that which is implicit or implied , however , even the speaker ...
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Denis Orme | 3 |
How Strong is New Zealands Claim | 6 |
Stewart and Tozer v Smith | v |
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