The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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... clearly and unambiguously confines marriage to a union . between men and women . Richardson P says " the 1955 statute is so clear " ; Tipping J says " marriage in the Marriage Act is regarded as so well understood that it does not need ...
... clearly and unambiguously confines marriage to a union . between men and women . Richardson P says " the 1955 statute is so clear " ; Tipping J says " marriage in the Marriage Act is regarded as so well understood that it does not need ...
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... clear statements of the applicable prin- ciples . This has been particularly evi- dent in the area of interpretation . The Appellate Body made clear in its first decision the Gasoline case that the WTO agreements should " not be read in ...
... clear statements of the applicable prin- ciples . This has been particularly evi- dent in the area of interpretation . The Appellate Body made clear in its first decision the Gasoline case that the WTO agreements should " not be read in ...
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... clear agreement that undertaking will bind with the same degree of force as under classical contract theory . A reading of the Lloyd's Law Reports will clearly reveal the relevance of contract interpretation in present day law . The ...
... clear agreement that undertaking will bind with the same degree of force as under classical contract theory . A reading of the Lloyd's Law Reports will clearly reveal the relevance of contract interpretation in present day law . The ...
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