The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 27Butterworths, 1951 - Law |
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Page 41
... consider ; but it which are published each year , and , for the great majority of instruments , the governing Act provides ,, no Parliamentary control whatever . ‡ Within this very limited field , the Select Committee may consider every ...
... consider ; but it which are published each year , and , for the great majority of instruments , the governing Act provides ,, no Parliamentary control whatever . ‡ Within this very limited field , the Select Committee may consider every ...
Page 264
... consider what he or she should have reasonably anticipated as a natural and probable consequence of neglect , and not to give undue weight to the fact that a distressing accident has happened " ( ibid . , 47 ) . The law of Scotland does ...
... consider what he or she should have reasonably anticipated as a natural and probable consequence of neglect , and not to give undue weight to the fact that a distressing accident has happened " ( ibid . , 47 ) . The law of Scotland does ...
Page 279
... consider the trusts of a fund called Employees ' Health and Relief Fund " established by the defendant company . The board of the company had executed a deed vesting a fund in trustees and declaring ( by cl . 3 ) that it was to be used ...
... consider the trusts of a fund called Employees ' Health and Relief Fund " established by the defendant company . The board of the company had executed a deed vesting a fund in trustees and declaring ( by cl . 3 ) that it was to be used ...
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Adams E C | 1 |
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