The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1990 - Law |
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Page 68
... statute rather than being entrenched as " supreme law " ? In this article it is argued that the Bill may have more significance in New Zealand law and legal practice than is commonly thought . Charter showed that 11 % of Charter cases ...
... statute rather than being entrenched as " supreme law " ? In this article it is argued that the Bill may have more significance in New Zealand law and legal practice than is commonly thought . Charter showed that 11 % of Charter cases ...
Page 69
... statute . At present , the task of a Court in such cases is to adopt the meaning which will best give effect to the legislators ' intention . In deciding what the intention is , the Courts must look at the words in their context , as ...
... statute . At present , the task of a Court in such cases is to adopt the meaning which will best give effect to the legislators ' intention . In deciding what the intention is , the Courts must look at the words in their context , as ...
Page 70
... statute . The question was whether the nemo judex rule was excluded because the principal had a statutory right to be present . The Court of Appeal held that the statute prevailed so that there was no basis for a complaint that natural ...
... statute . The question was whether the nemo judex rule was excluded because the principal had a statutory right to be present . The Court of Appeal held that the statute prevailed so that there was no basis for a complaint that natural ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 37 |
CULTURAL PROPERTY | 40 |
Company management reform | 54 |
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