The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 51Butterworths, 1976 - Law |
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Page 286
... involvement of the offender in the decision making process . The advantage of this is , as is well researched , that many more people act on what is decided , if they are involved in the discussion . Only about 3 percent act on the ...
... involvement of the offender in the decision making process . The advantage of this is , as is well researched , that many more people act on what is decided , if they are involved in the discussion . Only about 3 percent act on the ...
Page 385
... involved were not insignificant ( up to $ 10,000 ) while the latter involves far reaching questions of social policy . While public hospitalisation is preferred by the Commission because it costs it nothing it was pointed out that in ...
... involved were not insignificant ( up to $ 10,000 ) while the latter involves far reaching questions of social policy . While public hospitalisation is preferred by the Commission because it costs it nothing it was pointed out that in ...
Page 428
... involved concerned the claim of a woman who had lived with the accident victim for 35 years - a relatively clear case . However , in applying the test of " stable and non - delictual " the Court is still involved in the exercise of a ...
... involved concerned the claim of a woman who had lived with the accident victim for 35 years - a relatively clear case . However , in applying the test of " stable and non - delictual " the Court is still involved in the exercise of a ...
Contents
Admiralty Rules 1976 The J | 39 |
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way | 61 |
Revolution | 73 |
Copyright | |
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