The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 51Butterworths, 1976 - Law |
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Page 64
... ground to believe that a breach of the Act has occurred . " The 1962 provision is a proximate , though not verbatim , re - enactment of s 228 of the 1908 Licensing Act which is , in turn , a verbatim re - enactment of s 186 of the ...
... ground to believe that a breach of the Act has occurred . " The 1962 provision is a proximate , though not verbatim , re - enactment of s 228 of the 1908 Licensing Act which is , in turn , a verbatim re - enactment of s 186 of the ...
Page 197
... ground of want of jurisdiction , mistake of law or fact , or any other ground unless that person has acted in bad faith or without reasonable care . No action can be brought on that latter ground save a Judge of the Supreme Court be ...
... ground of want of jurisdiction , mistake of law or fact , or any other ground unless that person has acted in bad faith or without reasonable care . No action can be brought on that latter ground save a Judge of the Supreme Court be ...
Page 416
... ground recognised by New Zealand law as a ground for divorce ( z ) and , in the present state of our society , is contrary to public policy . It is therefore not recognised by New Zealand law , and I hold that for the purposes of these ...
... ground recognised by New Zealand law as a ground for divorce ( z ) and , in the present state of our society , is contrary to public policy . It is therefore not recognised by New Zealand law , and I hold that for the purposes of these ...
Contents
Admiralty Rules 1976 The J | 39 |
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way | 61 |
Revolution | 73 |
Copyright | |
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