The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1990 - Law |
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... continued state ownership and state control of minerals ( [ 1989 ] NZLJ 100 ) . What follows is our reply . Our counter critique rebuts Barton's attack on private trading , allays his fears of landowners profiting at other people's ...
... continued state ownership and state control of minerals ( [ 1989 ] NZLJ 100 ) . What follows is our reply . Our counter critique rebuts Barton's attack on private trading , allays his fears of landowners profiting at other people's ...
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... continued in the 1925 ICA Act. Two cases have recently been heard in New Zealand involving the meat industry . In both instances , the apparent substance of the case and the actual outcome understate the deeper implications for ...
... continued in the 1925 ICA Act. Two cases have recently been heard in New Zealand involving the meat industry . In both instances , the apparent substance of the case and the actual outcome understate the deeper implications for ...
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... continued to fill an important gap for those offences which fall between those which are so trivial as simply to warrant a police warning and those which are seen to be so serious as to require prosecution in the Court system . The ...
... continued to fill an important gap for those offences which fall between those which are so trivial as simply to warrant a police warning and those which are seen to be so serious as to require prosecution in the Court system . The ...
Contents
PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 37 |
CULTURAL PROPERTY | 40 |
Company management reform | 54 |
Copyright | |
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