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... result of an election petition . The electoral system is one of the basic elements of our constitution and the electoral petition is a means by which the integrity and credibility of the system is maintained . This article looks at a ...
... result of an election petition . The electoral system is one of the basic elements of our constitution and the electoral petition is a means by which the integrity and credibility of the system is maintained . This article looks at a ...
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... result of the election . It was argued in Re Hunua that the power of the Court to declare an election void was ... result to the Speaker of the House . The result so certified is final and conclusive and cannot be appealed from ...
... result of the election . It was argued in Re Hunua that the power of the Court to declare an election void was ... result to the Speaker of the House . The result so certified is final and conclusive and cannot be appealed from ...
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... result of the plaintiff's confirmatory promise . The benefits conferred were that ( i ) the plaintiff would not stop work in breach of the subcontract , ( ii ) the defendants would thus avoid the imposition of a penalty for delay under ...
... result of the plaintiff's confirmatory promise . The benefits conferred were that ( i ) the plaintiff would not stop work in breach of the subcontract , ( ii ) the defendants would thus avoid the imposition of a penalty for delay under ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 37 |
CULTURAL PROPERTY | 40 |
Company management reform | 54 |
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