The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1990 - Law |
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Page 68
... legislation . The latest proposed Bill of Rights is designed so that it does not allow such " judicial supremacy " . The Prime Minister claims , therefore , that the new proposal " is in line with public opinion " , although this does ...
... legislation . The latest proposed Bill of Rights is designed so that it does not allow such " judicial supremacy " . The Prime Minister claims , therefore , that the new proposal " is in line with public opinion " , although this does ...
Page 137
... Legislation was to significantly control what were the acceptable , legitimate and reasonable standards of commercial behaviour by bankers . Further legislation seems likely . In her introduction to the Ministry of Consumer Affairs ...
... Legislation was to significantly control what were the acceptable , legitimate and reasonable standards of commercial behaviour by bankers . Further legislation seems likely . In her introduction to the Ministry of Consumer Affairs ...
Page 384
... legislation does not affect the argument advanced by Mr Hastings , who sees the new Act as having very limited application to censorship legislation . It remains to be seen what the ingenuity of Counsel and the timidity or foolhardiness ...
... legislation does not affect the argument advanced by Mr Hastings , who sees the new Act as having very limited application to censorship legislation . It remains to be seen what the ingenuity of Counsel and the timidity or foolhardiness ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 37 |
CULTURAL PROPERTY | 40 |
Company management reform | 54 |
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