The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 54Butterworths, 1979 - Law |
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Page 96
... considered " . But , despite this observation and the authority supporting it , he came to the con- clusion , with Sir Thomas Browne , that Tabesne cadavera solvat an regus haud refert ( u ) . Not only is this decision against the ...
... considered " . But , despite this observation and the authority supporting it , he came to the con- clusion , with Sir Thomas Browne , that Tabesne cadavera solvat an regus haud refert ( u ) . Not only is this decision against the ...
Page 209
... considered that there was no real difference between that Act and the provisions of s 2 in the Rating Act 1967. The Court considered that the later leases should be disregarded and the four persons owning the fee simple in shares stated ...
... considered that there was no real difference between that Act and the provisions of s 2 in the Rating Act 1967. The Court considered that the later leases should be disregarded and the four persons owning the fee simple in shares stated ...
Page 480
... considered the en- vironmental implications of a proposal and the alternatives to it . While this interpretation of the text of the Procedures is not always the one that has been followed , particularly in situations where Government ...
... considered the en- vironmental implications of a proposal and the alternatives to it . While this interpretation of the text of the Procedures is not always the one that has been followed , particularly in situations where Government ...
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