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Page 186
... effect that a legal obligation was not thereby intended if that was the case , to detail precisely the undertaking given ( Walker [ 1988 ] NZLR 143 ) and ( Bright C and Bright S " Beware the Letter of Comfort " [ 1988 ] New Law Journal ...
... effect that a legal obligation was not thereby intended if that was the case , to detail precisely the undertaking given ( Walker [ 1988 ] NZLR 143 ) and ( Bright C and Bright S " Beware the Letter of Comfort " [ 1988 ] New Law Journal ...
Page 378
... effect on the environment and amenities of the community . In the Zdrahal case , it may seem that it may have been more the racial element that weighed with the Tribunal , which observed that the witness , Mr Sun immediately viewed the ...
... effect on the environment and amenities of the community . In the Zdrahal case , it may seem that it may have been more the racial element that weighed with the Tribunal , which observed that the witness , Mr Sun immediately viewed the ...
Page 443
... effect to constitutional human rights provisions . Such applications may be actual applications of the constitutional provisions applications which have the effect of achieving that end . For example , the conduct of the criminal ...
... effect to constitutional human rights provisions . Such applications may be actual applications of the constitutional provisions applications which have the effect of achieving that end . For example , the conduct of the criminal ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 1 |
CENSORSHIP | 16 |
CONSTITUTIONAL | 22 |
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