The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 54Butterworths, 1979 - Law |
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Page 244
... natural attrition , consideration would then be given to whether or not a replacement was necessary . The changing nature of individual job descriptions through the introduction of technology should be traversed at that early stage ...
... natural attrition , consideration would then be given to whether or not a replacement was necessary . The changing nature of individual job descriptions through the introduction of technology should be traversed at that early stage ...
Page 248
... nature of its functions and jurisdiction . The Act of 1865 ( and the other Native Land Acts which were subsequently passed in the early years of the Court's history ) was , however , devoted chiefly to the process of ascer- taining the ...
... nature of its functions and jurisdiction . The Act of 1865 ( and the other Native Land Acts which were subsequently passed in the early years of the Court's history ) was , however , devoted chiefly to the process of ascer- taining the ...
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... nature of the jurisdiction " ) . They do nothing of the kind . They characterise the special nature of the Court's discretion . It is subs ( 1 ) of s 4 that denotes " the special nature of the jurisdiction " , and once the applicant ...
... nature of the jurisdiction " ) . They do nothing of the kind . They characterise the special nature of the Court's discretion . It is subs ( 1 ) of s 4 that denotes " the special nature of the jurisdiction " , and once the applicant ...
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