The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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... considered to be disadvantaged , but to do nothing where they are . considered to be advantaged . A distorted picture is presented which is likely to result in inappropriate recommendations . Under " Guidelines for Action " ( p 24 ) ...
... considered to be disadvantaged , but to do nothing where they are . considered to be advantaged . A distorted picture is presented which is likely to result in inappropriate recommendations . Under " Guidelines for Action " ( p 24 ) ...
Page 205
... considered to have been breached were : SO 197 ( 2 ) ( a ) : The regulations are not in accordance with the objects and intentions of the statute under which they are made ; SO 197 ( 2 ) ( c ) : The regulations appear to make some un ...
... considered to have been breached were : SO 197 ( 2 ) ( a ) : The regulations are not in accordance with the objects and intentions of the statute under which they are made ; SO 197 ( 2 ) ( c ) : The regulations appear to make some un ...
Page 213
... considered that a duplicate registration could be made . Nothing in the Act prevented it and the wording of s 32 , which allows for registration of associated marks , supports the making of duplicate registrations . The PC considered ...
... considered that a duplicate registration could be made . Nothing in the Act prevented it and the wording of s 32 , which allows for registration of associated marks , supports the making of duplicate registrations . The PC considered ...
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