The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 54Butterworths, 1979 - Law |
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... reasons for its decision " ; the section does not refer in subjective terms to his findings and his reasons . Consistent with this analysis , the Tribunal stated that if the decision - maker sought the advice of an expert the s 37 ...
... reasons for its decision " ; the section does not refer in subjective terms to his findings and his reasons . Consistent with this analysis , the Tribunal stated that if the decision - maker sought the advice of an expert the s 37 ...
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... reason that it would come as a surprise to many people , not least to those many Christians who have a religious objection to cremation , to learn that one could be cremated even if one left instructions that one was not to be . It is a ...
... reason that it would come as a surprise to many people , not least to those many Christians who have a religious objection to cremation , to learn that one could be cremated even if one left instructions that one was not to be . It is a ...
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... reasons for their decisions . Put very basically the reason is that it is only fair to a person against whom a decision is made that he should know why . The New Zealand Public and Administrative Law Reform Committee has asserted for ...
... reasons for their decisions . Put very basically the reason is that it is only fair to a person against whom a decision is made that he should know why . The New Zealand Public and Administrative Law Reform Committee has asserted for ...
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