The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 51Butterworths, 1976 - Law |
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Page 443
... referred by the Minister of Justice . It was thought that the committees would consider suggestions in the same way as the Law Revision Committee did and that they would rely on assistance from subcommittees , individuals or government ...
... referred by the Minister of Justice . It was thought that the committees would consider suggestions in the same way as the Law Revision Committee did and that they would rely on assistance from subcommittees , individuals or government ...
Page 487
... referred to . The availability to the public of information about the affairs of government . It has been correctly said that : " If the law in New Zealand was strictly applied public servants would be not only faceless but for the most ...
... referred to . The availability to the public of information about the affairs of government . It has been correctly said that : " If the law in New Zealand was strictly applied public servants would be not only faceless but for the most ...
Page 547
... referred to , and then dealing with the leading authorities bearing on the matter , and in almost every paragraph will be found an actual citation from the leading judgment or judgments on the point . This process has the advantage of ...
... referred to , and then dealing with the leading authorities bearing on the matter , and in almost every paragraph will be found an actual citation from the leading judgment or judgments on the point . This process has the advantage of ...
Contents
Admiralty Rules 1976 The J | 39 |
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way | 61 |
Revolution | 73 |
Copyright | |
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