The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1989 - Law |
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Page 105
... result as just , but is critical of the way in which it was reached . She suggests , respectfully , that judgments of the New Zealand Court of Appeal are of inconsistent quality . She accordingly sees a continuing need for the Privy ...
... result as just , but is critical of the way in which it was reached . She suggests , respectfully , that judgments of the New Zealand Court of Appeal are of inconsistent quality . She accordingly sees a continuing need for the Privy ...
Page 148
... result in undue congestion and for the owners of lower sections the earthworks required on the applicants ' property might result in a substantially increased storm water run off which could not be absorbed by the existing drainage ...
... result in undue congestion and for the owners of lower sections the earthworks required on the applicants ' property might result in a substantially increased storm water run off which could not be absorbed by the existing drainage ...
Page 240
... result calls for further mention shortly , but it should be noted here that if Parliament is to be consistent in this policy it will presumably be necessary to amend radically s 55 of the Transport Act 1962 , as to causing bodily injury ...
... result calls for further mention shortly , but it should be noted here that if Parliament is to be consistent in this policy it will presumably be necessary to amend radically s 55 of the Transport Act 1962 , as to causing bodily injury ...
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PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE | 36 |
T KennedyGrant | 77 |
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