The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1990 - Law |
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Page 178
... protection " One of the more common " reasons " that persons charged under s 13A submit to District Court Judges is that the knife was in their possession for the purpose of " protection " . Unless however the threat was imminent , the ...
... protection " One of the more common " reasons " that persons charged under s 13A submit to District Court Judges is that the knife was in their possession for the purpose of " protection " . Unless however the threat was imminent , the ...
Page 288
... protection is only a procedural right . It guarantees judicial protection only if another substantive right- for instance , the right to privacy or to religious freedom , is violated . The State cannot free itself from the binding force ...
... protection is only a procedural right . It guarantees judicial protection only if another substantive right- for instance , the right to privacy or to religious freedom , is violated . The State cannot free itself from the binding force ...
Page 314
... protection at low cost . So in England homeowners have long received prompt compensation for most of their repair costs directly from the NHBC insurers and legal actions against local authorities were mainly subrogation claims by first ...
... protection at low cost . So in England homeowners have long received prompt compensation for most of their repair costs directly from the NHBC insurers and legal actions against local authorities were mainly subrogation claims by first ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 37 |
CULTURAL PROPERTY | 40 |
Company management reform | 54 |
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