The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1993 - Law |
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Page 144
... Practice ( A Code of Practice for Transplantation of Cadaveric Organs , 1987 ) , it is stated that when patients have made a legally correct request that their organs be used for therapeutic purposes , " there is no legal requirement to ...
... Practice ( A Code of Practice for Transplantation of Cadaveric Organs , 1987 ) , it is stated that when patients have made a legally correct request that their organs be used for therapeutic purposes , " there is no legal requirement to ...
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... Practice , which says . [ I ] t is generally reasonable to assume that if the patient belonged to an ethnic or religious group whose members usually object to the removal and use of the organ or tissue in question then the patient would ...
... Practice , which says . [ I ] t is generally reasonable to assume that if the patient belonged to an ethnic or religious group whose members usually object to the removal and use of the organ or tissue in question then the patient would ...
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... Practice Promotion Code which removes many of the more archaic obstacles and allows solicitors to advertise the services they offer . The former prohibitions are gone . Solicitors are now permitted to promote their practice subject to ...
... Practice Promotion Code which removes many of the more archaic obstacles and allows solicitors to advertise the services they offer . The former prohibitions are gone . Solicitors are now permitted to promote their practice subject to ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 1 |
CENSORSHIP | 16 |
CONSTITUTIONAL | 22 |
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