The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 54Butterworths, 1979 - Law |
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Page 309
... Statute Books invariably follow one or other of these two ways of legislative composi- tion . The examples chosen are intended to make this apparent . Thus New Zealand statutes have citation , commencement , scope , and definition ...
... Statute Books invariably follow one or other of these two ways of legislative composi- tion . The examples chosen are intended to make this apparent . Thus New Zealand statutes have citation , commencement , scope , and definition ...
Page 310
... Statute Book . Although the arrangement of citation and in- terpretation provisions remains the same , subs- tantive provisions , such as s8 dealing with the seizure by an inspector of illegally introduced ( e ) The most adequate ...
... Statute Book . Although the arrangement of citation and in- terpretation provisions remains the same , subs- tantive provisions , such as s8 dealing with the seizure by an inspector of illegally introduced ( e ) The most adequate ...
Page 311
... statute - user professes that words take precedence . The New Zealand Statute Book is therefore less of a myth and more of a reality than the Statute Books of non - textual systems . The corollary to this is that there can be no ...
... statute - user professes that words take precedence . The New Zealand Statute Book is therefore less of a myth and more of a reality than the Statute Books of non - textual systems . The corollary to this is that there can be no ...
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