The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1989 - Law |
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... proposed a middle ground , recommending that the power of the NPC to revoke SAR laws should be limited to the review of those laws which are perceived to be in contravention of the provisions in the Basic Law which relate to functions ...
... proposed a middle ground , recommending that the power of the NPC to revoke SAR laws should be limited to the review of those laws which are perceived to be in contravention of the provisions in the Basic Law which relate to functions ...
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... proposals naturally tend to dominate in parliamentary debate . It may be that this one is not only clearcut but even not now very controversial . To say the least , it must be doubtful whether any of the other major changes proposed in ...
... proposals naturally tend to dominate in parliamentary debate . It may be that this one is not only clearcut but even not now very controversial . To say the least , it must be doubtful whether any of the other major changes proposed in ...
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... proposed in relation to violence , and in particular the merging of murder and manslaughter . Mr Cato is also concerned about preserving the present law whereby the issue of provocation is one for determination in each particular case ...
... proposed in relation to violence , and in particular the merging of murder and manslaughter . Mr Cato is also concerned about preserving the present law whereby the issue of provocation is one for determination in each particular case ...
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PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE | 36 |
T KennedyGrant | 77 |
Wayne Eagleson | 83 |
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