The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1990 - Law |
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Page 176
... concerned mainly with maritime law which however , impinges on the law relating to trade and industry and in particular , transportation . At the New Zealand Branch conference held at Tokaanu in 1989 the Association indicated its concern ...
... concerned mainly with maritime law which however , impinges on the law relating to trade and industry and in particular , transportation . At the New Zealand Branch conference held at Tokaanu in 1989 the Association indicated its concern ...
Page 262
... concerned with frontiers of legal development . It is with frontiers that this session is concerned , including in that term the comparatively rare cases in which an apparently clear precedent is seen to be producing such unsatisfactory ...
... concerned with frontiers of legal development . It is with frontiers that this session is concerned , including in that term the comparatively rare cases in which an apparently clear precedent is seen to be producing such unsatisfactory ...
Page 444
... concerned from being directors , but the truth was that the Secretary of State had no power . The only power he had was to make an application to the Court for a disqualification order , and he satisfied himself that even with a report ...
... concerned from being directors , but the truth was that the Secretary of State had no power . The only power he had was to make an application to the Court for a disqualification order , and he satisfied himself that even with a report ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 37 |
CULTURAL PROPERTY | 40 |
Company management reform | 54 |
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