The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 55Butterworths, 1980 - Law |
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... taken . As soon as the blood is taken it is im- mediately labelled . Blood deteriorates with time and the blood is usually grouped and analysed on the day it is taken or the following day . In the United States it is common practice for ...
... taken . As soon as the blood is taken it is im- mediately labelled . Blood deteriorates with time and the blood is usually grouped and analysed on the day it is taken or the following day . In the United States it is common practice for ...
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... taken the view that their function in relation to a statute is to interpret its words and apply them to the facts of the case . Moreover the British Courts ' approach to interpretation has been , and for the most part still is ...
... taken the view that their function in relation to a statute is to interpret its words and apply them to the facts of the case . Moreover the British Courts ' approach to interpretation has been , and for the most part still is ...
Page 451
... taken out before marriage and premiums paid during marriage it is matrimonial property and so far as its value is concerned it is to be dealt with no differently from other matrimonial property . CASE AND COMMENT An old friend ( or foe ...
... taken out before marriage and premiums paid during marriage it is matrimonial property and so far as its value is concerned it is to be dealt with no differently from other matrimonial property . CASE AND COMMENT An old friend ( or foe ...
Contents
Denis Orme | 3 |
How Strong is New Zealands Claim | 6 |
Stewart and Tozer v Smith | v |
Copyright | |
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