The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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... allow them to marry their same sex partners . ( CA 200/96 , 17 December 1997. ) The case arose because the Registrar ... allowed to marry . The issue for the Court of Appeal is whether the Marriage Act as passed by Parlia- ment in 1955 ...
... allow them to marry their same sex partners . ( CA 200/96 , 17 December 1997. ) The case arose because the Registrar ... allowed to marry . The issue for the Court of Appeal is whether the Marriage Act as passed by Parlia- ment in 1955 ...
Page 107
... allow move- ment from that initial position in recognition of context and precedent . ducing new rules as to admissibility unless existing rules were shown to be inadequate . Those who think that judicial discretions should be backed by ...
... allow move- ment from that initial position in recognition of context and precedent . ducing new rules as to admissibility unless existing rules were shown to be inadequate . Those who think that judicial discretions should be backed by ...
Page 192
... allow when reviewing a public authority . At pp 413 to 415 he lists six factors favouring or not favour- ing ... allowing an area of " permissible unreasonableness " saying at p 412 : " A public authority is permitted a latitude to be ...
... allow when reviewing a public authority . At pp 413 to 415 he lists six factors favouring or not favour- ing ... allowing an area of " permissible unreasonableness " saying at p 412 : " A public authority is permitted a latitude to be ...
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