The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 54Butterworths, 1979 - Law |
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Page 136
... course not being asked directly to review and to grant relief in respect of the stays of proceedings ; but he could accede to counsel's request to refer the matter back to the convicting magistrate ( who in the circum- stances , Perry J ...
... course not being asked directly to review and to grant relief in respect of the stays of proceedings ; but he could accede to counsel's request to refer the matter back to the convicting magistrate ( who in the circum- stances , Perry J ...
Page 383
... course , as many such children are not publicly acknowledged by their parents , they were in danger of missing out on receiving the benefits to which they were entitled . This deficiency has now been rectified by the 1978 Amendment Act ...
... course , as many such children are not publicly acknowledged by their parents , they were in danger of missing out on receiving the benefits to which they were entitled . This deficiency has now been rectified by the 1978 Amendment Act ...
Page 451
... course is available to them which they may fol- low " ( ae ) . The reference to the " simple course " is of course a reference to obtaining the approval of fully informed shareholders . We must never overlook the ease with which ...
... course is available to them which they may fol- low " ( ae ) . The reference to the " simple course " is of course a reference to obtaining the approval of fully informed shareholders . We must never overlook the ease with which ...
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