The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1993 - Law |
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... statutes grossly inconsistent with fundamental rights . If statute law presents as being manifestly unjust or absurd , it is likely that the Courts will recognise that as one interpretation and find a way to render that view ineffective ...
... statutes grossly inconsistent with fundamental rights . If statute law presents as being manifestly unjust or absurd , it is likely that the Courts will recognise that as one interpretation and find a way to render that view ineffective ...
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... statute it is possible to read a technical provision and " know " in plain English the proposition the draftsman was ... statute makes sense . Apparently discursive and conflicting opening principles fall into place , ( at least to some ...
... statute it is possible to read a technical provision and " know " in plain English the proposition the draftsman was ... statute makes sense . Apparently discursive and conflicting opening principles fall into place , ( at least to some ...
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... statute law , in the very development of the common law itself ? Can the Courts , for instance , use statutes as analogies for the purpose of developing the common law ? Can they justify jettisoning obsolete cases , not because they ...
... statute law , in the very development of the common law itself ? Can the Courts , for instance , use statutes as analogies for the purpose of developing the common law ? Can they justify jettisoning obsolete cases , not because they ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 1 |
CENSORSHIP | 16 |
CONSTITUTIONAL | 22 |
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