The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 55Butterworths, 1980 - Law |
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... ment states - " if the long - term need for a neighbourhood law office has been established . " 6,000 cases ! The Government just does not want to know . And what evaluation has been carried out over the past three years . Again , from ...
... ment states - " if the long - term need for a neighbourhood law office has been established . " 6,000 cases ! The Government just does not want to know . And what evaluation has been carried out over the past three years . Again , from ...
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... ment to any legal system . It may be that the ap- parent obviousness of s 12 as a solution is grounded on its literal construction without need for any purposive interpretation or even reference to s 5 ( j ) . And it may also be that a ...
... ment to any legal system . It may be that the ap- parent obviousness of s 12 as a solution is grounded on its literal construction without need for any purposive interpretation or even reference to s 5 ( j ) . And it may also be that a ...
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... ment can only be extended by voluntary con- currence and consent . The difference in the legal nature , thus , is not between an award and a collective agree- ment , voluntary or conciliated , but between an award , including a ...
... ment can only be extended by voluntary con- currence and consent . The difference in the legal nature , thus , is not between an award and a collective agree- ment , voluntary or conciliated , but between an award , including a ...
Contents
Denis Orme | 3 |
How Strong is New Zealands Claim | 6 |
Stewart and Tozer v Smith | v |
Copyright | |
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