The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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Page 60
... approach to the interpreta- tion of the Bill of Rights artificial distinctions are not acceptable , and - that the correct approach is one which is both broad and generous . ( Moreover , if electronic eaves- dropping amounts to a search ...
... approach to the interpreta- tion of the Bill of Rights artificial distinctions are not acceptable , and - that the correct approach is one which is both broad and generous . ( Moreover , if electronic eaves- dropping amounts to a search ...
Page 116
... approach taken by the Court of Appeal , especially , and academics and politicians to a lesser extent , to the meaning of the social , political and legal significance of the Treaty . I feel that the current approach , which is rapidly ...
... approach taken by the Court of Appeal , especially , and academics and politicians to a lesser extent , to the meaning of the social , political and legal significance of the Treaty . I feel that the current approach , which is rapidly ...
Page 441
... approach isolates cl 15.2 from the rest of the agreement " . This statement , for which no reason was given , is surprising . In the writer's view , the approach in fact does the opposite . It seeks to construe the contract as a whole ...
... approach isolates cl 15.2 from the rest of the agreement " . This statement , for which no reason was given , is surprising . In the writer's view , the approach in fact does the opposite . It seeks to construe the contract as a whole ...
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