The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 54Butterworths, 1979 - Law |
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Page 52
... application for approval of schemes under Part III is to submit to the Solicitor General , in draft form , a composite document comprising a Statement of Facts , Submissions and Scheme , together with a draft application to the Court ...
... application for approval of schemes under Part III is to submit to the Solicitor General , in draft form , a composite document comprising a Statement of Facts , Submissions and Scheme , together with a draft application to the Court ...
Page 236
... application in respect of which the Commissioner has a discre- tion to refuse patents for inventions . The first category is not relevant . It relates to " any applica- tion for a patent if it appears to the Commissioner that it is ...
... application in respect of which the Commissioner has a discre- tion to refuse patents for inventions . The first category is not relevant . It relates to " any applica- tion for a patent if it appears to the Commissioner that it is ...
Page 303
... application and then consider the Family Protection application in the light of the award already made . " Mahon J in Re Richards [ 1979 ] NZ Recent Law 54 followed Roper J in Re Rossi and allowed a claim under the Matrimonial Proper ...
... application and then consider the Family Protection application in the light of the award already made . " Mahon J in Re Richards [ 1979 ] NZ Recent Law 54 followed Roper J in Re Rossi and allowed a claim under the Matrimonial Proper ...
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