The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1993 - Law |
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Page 108
... appointed by the Governor - General on the recommendation of the Minister . Under the new Act only four of the eight members are required to be dentists . The Minister's appointees must now be non - dentists . The disciplinary powers ...
... appointed by the Governor - General on the recommendation of the Minister . Under the new Act only four of the eight members are required to be dentists . The Minister's appointees must now be non - dentists . The disciplinary powers ...
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... appointed Manager 1960 : Paul Kavanagh retires as editor of succeeding David Jackson on his transfer Sweeney Todd and Bell Yard Richard Whittington - Egan investigates. 1962 : Elizabeth Lane QC be- comes first woman High Court judge ...
... appointed Manager 1960 : Paul Kavanagh retires as editor of succeeding David Jackson on his transfer Sweeney Todd and Bell Yard Richard Whittington - Egan investigates. 1962 : Elizabeth Lane QC be- comes first woman High Court judge ...
Page 353
... appoint and pay an official reporter and that an editor should be appointed at Wellington to superintend the collection , revision and publication of appropriate reports . The person appointed to be the first law reporter for the ...
... appoint and pay an official reporter and that an editor should be appointed at Wellington to superintend the collection , revision and publication of appropriate reports . The person appointed to be the first law reporter for the ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 1 |
CENSORSHIP | 16 |
CONSTITUTIONAL | 22 |
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