The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 50Butterworths, 1975 - Law |
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Page 247
... protection against recrimination , victims began to make their complaints public . Through the massive docu- mentation it has prompted , the law has clearly established the existence of a massive social problem . Since women at the ...
... protection against recrimination , victims began to make their complaints public . Through the massive docu- mentation it has prompted , the law has clearly established the existence of a massive social problem . Since women at the ...
Page 296
... protection from him . The prac- tising homosexual , by definition , is an evangelist . And , considering the typical ... protection against indirect adult seduction . But if the potential homosexual needs protection from those ...
... protection from him . The prac- tising homosexual , by definition , is an evangelist . And , considering the typical ... protection against indirect adult seduction . But if the potential homosexual needs protection from those ...
Page 487
... protection against notice only when the person seeking to rely on the section has registered the instrument in his favour . This interpretation rests upon the analogy with the common law that served Speight J well in Montgomery's As ...
... protection against notice only when the person seeking to rely on the section has registered the instrument in his favour . This interpretation rests upon the analogy with the common law that served Speight J well in Montgomery's As ...
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