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Page 141
... considered that act ( e ) , not act ( d ) , incorporated overtime bans but has since come to the view that his opinion was incorrect . However , the 1951 Amendment to the ICA Act introduced two new acts which constituted strike action ...
... considered that act ( e ) , not act ( d ) , incorporated overtime bans but has since come to the view that his opinion was incorrect . However , the 1951 Amendment to the ICA Act introduced two new acts which constituted strike action ...
Page 166
... considered by Holland J ( in the High Court ) to be in breach of s 27 of the Commerce Act in that ( in conjunction with the second tier levy ) they had the likely effect ( although not the purpose pp 103,579-103,580 ) of substantially ...
... considered by Holland J ( in the High Court ) to be in breach of s 27 of the Commerce Act in that ( in conjunction with the second tier levy ) they had the likely effect ( although not the purpose pp 103,579-103,580 ) of substantially ...
Page 167
... considered " the special position that producer boards have occupied in the New Zealand economy " , ( p 18 ) and in particular the fact that the amendments to the Apple and Pear Marketing Act , with its special statutory provisions ...
... considered " the special position that producer boards have occupied in the New Zealand economy " , ( p 18 ) and in particular the fact that the amendments to the Apple and Pear Marketing Act , with its special statutory provisions ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 37 |
CULTURAL PROPERTY | 40 |
Company management reform | 54 |
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