The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1990 - Law |
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Page 346
... Parliament , and whether this applied to documents provided by a Member in the furtherance of his public duties . The Bill of Rights 1688 is in force in New Zealand by virtue of s 3 ( 1 ) of , and the First Schedule to , the Imperial ...
... Parliament , and whether this applied to documents provided by a Member in the furtherance of his public duties . The Bill of Rights 1688 is in force in New Zealand by virtue of s 3 ( 1 ) of , and the First Schedule to , the Imperial ...
Page 347
... Parliament at the time of the passing of a bill for the purposes of construing the resultant statute . Even in England the House of Lords has sanctioned a reference to proceedings in Parliament for the purpose of aiding the ...
... Parliament at the time of the passing of a bill for the purposes of construing the resultant statute . Even in England the House of Lords has sanctioned a reference to proceedings in Parliament for the purpose of aiding the ...
Page 349
... parliamentary capacity and they therefore formed part of the proceedings in Parliament . However , members , in New Zealand at least , have been warned that circulation of letters dealing with parliamentary matters containing ...
... parliamentary capacity and they therefore formed part of the proceedings in Parliament . However , members , in New Zealand at least , have been warned that circulation of letters dealing with parliamentary matters containing ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 37 |
CULTURAL PROPERTY | 40 |
Company management reform | 54 |
Copyright | |
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