The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1990 - Law |
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... problem has developed . It would be preferable for business clients to receive preventive advice regarding ... problem areas specific to each client are adequately addressed , the consultation problem may well take care of itself . A ...
... problem has developed . It would be preferable for business clients to receive preventive advice regarding ... problem areas specific to each client are adequately addressed , the consultation problem may well take care of itself . A ...
Page 295
... problem area , with the result that we have to devise ways of dealing with complaints of misconduct . The Chief Justice of each State is in charge of the entire judiciary under him and we have appointed a special officer of the rank of ...
... problem area , with the result that we have to devise ways of dealing with complaints of misconduct . The Chief Justice of each State is in charge of the entire judiciary under him and we have appointed a special officer of the rank of ...
Page 322
... problem in corrections . In the correction administrators ' conference between the Commonwealth states which was held in the UK in October last year , we discovered that most of us had an overcrowding problem . And , of course , we also ...
... problem in corrections . In the correction administrators ' conference between the Commonwealth states which was held in the UK in October last year , we discovered that most of us had an overcrowding problem . And , of course , we also ...
Contents
PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 37 |
CULTURAL PROPERTY | 40 |
Company management reform | 54 |
Copyright | |
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