The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 54Butterworths, 1979 - Law |
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Page 312
... suggested that for the drafts- men of those legislative systems whose enact- ments emphasise adjectival law , substantive law has not only the appearance but the reality of being " ... secreted in the interstices of pro- cedure " ( k ) ...
... suggested that for the drafts- men of those legislative systems whose enact- ments emphasise adjectival law , substantive law has not only the appearance but the reality of being " ... secreted in the interstices of pro- cedure " ( k ) ...
Page 409
... suggested that what was intended by these seemingly conflicting provisions was that property purchased out of separate proper- ty would become matrimonial property only where it was acquired for the common use and benefit of both ...
... suggested that what was intended by these seemingly conflicting provisions was that property purchased out of separate proper- ty would become matrimonial property only where it was acquired for the common use and benefit of both ...
Page 496
... suggested form is set out in Appendix A of the Procedures . The suggested ( cw ) Maui Gas Project - Environmental Impact Report , at p 3 , Gazetted 13 June 1974. In his paper to the New Zea- land Institute of Chemistry ( referred to ...
... suggested form is set out in Appendix A of the Procedures . The suggested ( cw ) Maui Gas Project - Environmental Impact Report , at p 3 , Gazetted 13 June 1974. In his paper to the New Zea- land Institute of Chemistry ( referred to ...
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