The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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Page 220
... concerns about the relationship with that state or region concerned . Given that many crimes against humanity have been committed by or with the complicity of the authorities of the state concerned , New Zealand has also supported the ...
... concerns about the relationship with that state or region concerned . Given that many crimes against humanity have been committed by or with the complicity of the authorities of the state concerned , New Zealand has also supported the ...
Page 294
... concern ? How is it " identified " ? Do we do a telephone poll to decide whether the public is concerned a lot , a little , or somewhere in between ? And then what ? We may have a statement about a very serious issue which has not ...
... concern ? How is it " identified " ? Do we do a telephone poll to decide whether the public is concerned a lot , a little , or somewhere in between ? And then what ? We may have a statement about a very serious issue which has not ...
Page 365
... concerned about the basis upon which the market value would be determined . Before the Court of Appeal it was argued that the announcement in 1993 of the government proposals for change depressed the market value of the leases and that ...
... concerned about the basis upon which the market value would be determined . Before the Court of Appeal it was argued that the announcement in 1993 of the government proposals for change depressed the market value of the leases and that ...
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