The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 50Butterworths, 1975 - Law |
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Page 118
... able to understand it but persons reading it in bad faith must not be able to misunderstand it . " The question of expressing legislation in simple language has engaged the attention of experts for years , but the problem permits of no ...
... able to understand it but persons reading it in bad faith must not be able to misunderstand it . " The question of expressing legislation in simple language has engaged the attention of experts for years , but the problem permits of no ...
Page 391
... able to deal with those typical Commerce Commission matters or Price Tribunal matters such as profits and ratio of profits to shareholders ' funds and so forth , is unlikely to be able to be able to deal satisfac- torily with the very ...
... able to deal with those typical Commerce Commission matters or Price Tribunal matters such as profits and ratio of profits to shareholders ' funds and so forth , is unlikely to be able to be able to deal satisfac- torily with the very ...
Page 592
... able to provide for herself . Her difficulty was that for a period of some months prior to mak- ing the application and its hearing she had not received any payment , she had not been able to work and she had lived on savings . The ...
... able to provide for herself . Her difficulty was that for a period of some months prior to mak- ing the application and its hearing she had not received any payment , she had not been able to work and she had lived on savings . The ...
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