The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 50Butterworths, 1975 - Law |
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... committee suggests that the Drugs ( Prevention of Misuse ) Bill may have a gap to the extent that it does not confer any form of evidentiary privilege . While the committee does not claim any expertise in the area , it does recognise ...
... committee suggests that the Drugs ( Prevention of Misuse ) Bill may have a gap to the extent that it does not confer any form of evidentiary privilege . While the committee does not claim any expertise in the area , it does recognise ...
Page 207
... committee . They are concerned at the bizarre and poten- tially unjust provisions of the 1974 amendment to the Joint Family Homes Act . The most important point of all however is this . The law as to matrimonial property has far ...
... committee . They are concerned at the bizarre and poten- tially unjust provisions of the 1974 amendment to the Joint Family Homes Act . The most important point of all however is this . The law as to matrimonial property has far ...
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... Committee , and in 1973 he was appointed Chairman of that Committee . He has served on committees of the New Zealand Law Society , and is currently a member of the Society's Legis- lation Committee . He is a director of several ...
... Committee , and in 1973 he was appointed Chairman of that Committee . He has served on committees of the New Zealand Law Society , and is currently a member of the Society's Legis- lation Committee . He is a director of several ...
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