The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 51Butterworths, 1976 - Law |
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Page 252
... decision can be strongly criticised ( see eg Threitel , Law of Contract ( 4th ed 1975 ) 246 ) and there are contrary English authorities , it must be regarded as representing settled law in New Zealand . It is a binding decision of the ...
... decision can be strongly criticised ( see eg Threitel , Law of Contract ( 4th ed 1975 ) 246 ) and there are contrary English authorities , it must be regarded as representing settled law in New Zealand . It is a binding decision of the ...
Page 407
... decision of the House of Lords in preference to an earlier conflicting decision of the Privy Council particu- larly if the Lords had discussed the Privy Council decision and had pointed out in what respects it was of the opinion that ...
... decision of the House of Lords in preference to an earlier conflicting decision of the Privy Council particu- larly if the Lords had discussed the Privy Council decision and had pointed out in what respects it was of the opinion that ...
Page 501
... decision in respect of their child . By extending the period during which the mother . I cannot give a valid consent ... decision to give up her child for adoption , should have the right to review that decision . However , the law while ...
... decision in respect of their child . By extending the period during which the mother . I cannot give a valid consent ... decision to give up her child for adoption , should have the right to review that decision . However , the law while ...
Contents
Admiralty Rules 1976 The J | 39 |
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way | 61 |
Revolution | 73 |
Copyright | |
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