The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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Page 43
... deals generally with the legal requirements of handling payroll information . Where necessary , I have gone on to deal with other legisla- tion where that legislation impacts on information likely to be held by an employer as part of ...
... deals generally with the legal requirements of handling payroll information . Where necessary , I have gone on to deal with other legisla- tion where that legislation impacts on information likely to be held by an employer as part of ...
Page 193
... deal with the summary criminal matters ; District Court Judges should deal only with trials on indictment and the civil jurisdiction . Civil cases would hence form a substantial part of their workload ; All criminal cases should be ...
... deal with the summary criminal matters ; District Court Judges should deal only with trials on indictment and the civil jurisdiction . Civil cases would hence form a substantial part of their workload ; All criminal cases should be ...
Page 268
... deal with the original goods and can even extend to future property . If it were a fixed charge , it would only be registrable under s 102 Companies Act 1955 if it were a fixed charge on book debts , which would only be the case with ...
... deal with the original goods and can even extend to future property . If it were a fixed charge , it would only be registrable under s 102 Companies Act 1955 if it were a fixed charge on book debts , which would only be the case with ...
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