The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1989 - Law |
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... proceedings , that the problem would have been resolved if the father had not insisted on seeing the children . That was a facile attempt to justify the mother's unilateral decision that they should not see him if she could prevent it ...
... proceedings , that the problem would have been resolved if the father had not insisted on seeing the children . That was a facile attempt to justify the mother's unilateral decision that they should not see him if she could prevent it ...
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... proceedings I take some pride in the fact that the Tribunal's proceedings are conducted most efficiently . Apart from those charges which are adjourned awaiting the outcome of criminal proceedings where the Tribunal cannot control the ...
... proceedings I take some pride in the fact that the Tribunal's proceedings are conducted most efficiently . Apart from those charges which are adjourned awaiting the outcome of criminal proceedings where the Tribunal cannot control the ...
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... proceedings . The subject of publicity in relation to criminal proceedings has recently drawn critical comment from the Public Issues Committee of the Auckland District Law Society . ( " The mass media and the criminal process " , 4 May ...
... proceedings . The subject of publicity in relation to criminal proceedings has recently drawn critical comment from the Public Issues Committee of the Auckland District Law Society . ( " The mass media and the criminal process " , 4 May ...
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