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Page 109
... allowed to establish a solid foundation for competence. Introduction On 1 September 1989 , the Disputes Tribunals of New Zealand celebrated the first six months of their existence . These tribunals were born out of the Small Claims ...
... allowed to establish a solid foundation for competence. Introduction On 1 September 1989 , the Disputes Tribunals of New Zealand celebrated the first six months of their existence . These tribunals were born out of the Small Claims ...
Page 111
... allowed to award consequential loss other than the loss of no claims bonuses and the reasonable cost of using alternative transport where a vehicle was damaged . ( s 12 ) The reason given by the government for this restriction was that ...
... allowed to award consequential loss other than the loss of no claims bonuses and the reasonable cost of using alternative transport where a vehicle was damaged . ( s 12 ) The reason given by the government for this restriction was that ...
Page 268
... allowed to take part . The matter was challenged by our present Prime Minister , Benazir Bhutto , and the Courts said that there cannot be any election without a political party . If you hold an election without a political party having ...
... allowed to take part . The matter was challenged by our present Prime Minister , Benazir Bhutto , and the Courts said that there cannot be any election without a political party . If you hold an election without a political party having ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 37 |
CULTURAL PROPERTY | 40 |
Company management reform | 54 |
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