The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 51Butterworths, 1976 - Law |
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Page 202
... give investors a security . The writer suggests that a form of debenture trust deed would give a far cleaner security with supervision by a trustee . A contributory scheme normally has no independent supervision . It is submitted that a ...
... give investors a security . The writer suggests that a form of debenture trust deed would give a far cleaner security with supervision by a trustee . A contributory scheme normally has no independent supervision . It is submitted that a ...
Page 498
... give the maximum protection to persons receiving a child for adoption " ( e ) . Under the Act , consent , once given , is in most cases irrevocable . Section 9 ( 1 ) provides that where any consent to an adoption of a child by any ...
... give the maximum protection to persons receiving a child for adoption " ( e ) . Under the Act , consent , once given , is in most cases irrevocable . Section 9 ( 1 ) provides that where any consent to an adoption of a child by any ...
Page 501
... give a valid consent , the law will provide much greater protection of the rights and interests of the mother . It is doubted whether the extension of the period to four weeks will result in emotional harm being inflicted upon the child ...
... give a valid consent , the law will provide much greater protection of the rights and interests of the mother . It is doubted whether the extension of the period to four weeks will result in emotional harm being inflicted upon the child ...
Contents
Admiralty Rules 1976 The J | 39 |
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way | 61 |
Revolution | 73 |
Copyright | |
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