The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 54Butterworths, 1979 - Law |
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Page 284
... concerned . The Committee in their report were concerned solely with removing the distinction between pure and applied art and there is no evidence in their report indicating that they had addressed their minds to predominantly func ...
... concerned . The Committee in their report were concerned solely with removing the distinction between pure and applied art and there is no evidence in their report indicating that they had addressed their minds to predominantly func ...
Page 365
... concerned was informed of the in- tention of the Commission to receive the sub- mission and to make an investigation . Hearing before the Human Rights Commis- sion The representations were presented to the Commission in writing and ...
... concerned was informed of the in- tention of the Commission to receive the sub- mission and to make an investigation . Hearing before the Human Rights Commis- sion The representations were presented to the Commission in writing and ...
Page 371
... concern us here , being concerned with games of " spin- the - wheel " at bible class picnics and the like , but s 10 does . It states that : " ( 1 ) A game of chance may be played by way of an amusement device if ( a ) The amount ...
... concern us here , being concerned with games of " spin- the - wheel " at bible class picnics and the like , but s 10 does . It states that : " ( 1 ) A game of chance may be played by way of an amusement device if ( a ) The amount ...
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