The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 54Butterworths, 1979 - Law |
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Page 67
... taken place . It does not address itself at all to the economic position of the parties . Of course , after dissolution they are free to remarry and this eventuality will alter financial needs and responsibilities . But the Bill quite ...
... taken place . It does not address itself at all to the economic position of the parties . Of course , after dissolution they are free to remarry and this eventuality will alter financial needs and responsibilities . But the Bill quite ...
Page 231
... taken into account in assessing the public interest in terms of s 25 of the Air Services Licensing Act . Indeed he thought the directive fell within that category ( a view which he suggested was reinforced by the opinion of the Court of ...
... taken into account in assessing the public interest in terms of s 25 of the Air Services Licensing Act . Indeed he thought the directive fell within that category ( a view which he suggested was reinforced by the opinion of the Court of ...
Page 340
... taken , they must be taken . It may be negligence if they are not , and , if the failure to take them ends up by cost- ing the client tax , any negligence will become actionable . It is the obvious arguments that are so easily ...
... taken , they must be taken . It may be negligence if they are not , and , if the failure to take them ends up by cost- ing the client tax , any negligence will become actionable . It is the obvious arguments that are so easily ...
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