The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 51Butterworths, 1976 - Law |
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Page 49
... Parliament . There can , it has been repeated ad nauseam , be no question of individuals selecting for themselves which of the country's laws they will choose to obey , and which they will choose to disregard . This is trite law and ...
... Parliament . There can , it has been repeated ad nauseam , be no question of individuals selecting for themselves which of the country's laws they will choose to obey , and which they will choose to disregard . This is trite law and ...
Page 392
... Parliament which lasted from 1529 until 1536. That it was enacted by the Reformation Parliament is not in question . And yet there was no parliamentary session in 1535. In the previous year Parliament had met twice ( a ) to complete the ...
... Parliament which lasted from 1529 until 1536. That it was enacted by the Reformation Parliament is not in question . And yet there was no parliamentary session in 1535. In the previous year Parliament had met twice ( a ) to complete the ...
Page 485
... Parliament ? It would be easy to generalise about these matters at length by simply reproducing all the usual cliches about free press , open government , supremacy of Parliament , and the rest . But the incantation of these and similar ...
... Parliament ? It would be easy to generalise about these matters at length by simply reproducing all the usual cliches about free press , open government , supremacy of Parliament , and the rest . But the incantation of these and similar ...
Contents
Admiralty Rules 1976 The J | 39 |
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way | 61 |
Revolution | 73 |
Copyright | |
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