The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1993 - Law |
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... Council Chambers " . In 1879 the District Law Societies Act 1878 was noted . It charged the Council of the Society with responsibility for the library . As a consequence a Library Committee was appointed comprising Dr Foster , Mr G ...
... Council Chambers " . In 1879 the District Law Societies Act 1878 was noted . It charged the Council of the Society with responsibility for the library . As a consequence a Library Committee was appointed comprising Dr Foster , Mr G ...
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... Council invited the incoming Council to consider the appointment of a librarian and the advisability of increased accommodation for the library . Shortly thereafter Mr S D Barker was appointed librarian and it was noted that since his ...
... Council invited the incoming Council to consider the appointment of a librarian and the advisability of increased accommodation for the library . Shortly thereafter Mr S D Barker was appointed librarian and it was noted that since his ...
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... Council reflected in Sri Lankan law , presents an unattractive contrast with the corresponding provisions of law governing the personnel constituting press councils of other countries . For example , the Australian Press Council ...
... Council reflected in Sri Lankan law , presents an unattractive contrast with the corresponding provisions of law governing the personnel constituting press councils of other countries . For example , the Australian Press Council ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 1 |
CENSORSHIP | 16 |
CONSTITUTIONAL | 22 |
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