The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 80
Page 82
... established for what would otherwise be regarded as having the effect of disadvantaging a person , it may not fall foul of the Act . Section 97 provides power in respect of a dispensation for genuine occupational qualifi- cation or ...
... established for what would otherwise be regarded as having the effect of disadvantaging a person , it may not fall foul of the Act . Section 97 provides power in respect of a dispensation for genuine occupational qualifi- cation or ...
Page 107
... established to recognise that the rights included in the Bill of Rights have a significance , or gravitas , derived from their inclusion in that document . Cases of unreasonable search would often have different results under the Bill ...
... established to recognise that the rights included in the Bill of Rights have a significance , or gravitas , derived from their inclusion in that document . Cases of unreasonable search would often have different results under the Bill ...
Page 358
... established . This would suggest that , in order to succeed , the appellant must show that the Court below was wrong . That is how the Court saw the matter in Wash- world . This may , however , be express- ing the matter in an ...
... established . This would suggest that , in order to succeed , the appellant must show that the Court below was wrong . That is how the Court saw the matter in Wash- world . This may , however , be express- ing the matter in an ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
accepted action agreement allow Amendment application appointment approach arbitration authority benefit Bill body breach cause charitable circumstances claim clear client Commission common concerned conclusion consideration considered continued contract costs Council Court of Appeal criminal damages deal decision defendant determine discussion duty economic effect established evidence example existing fact firm further give given grounds held High Court important intention interest involved issue Judge judgment judicial jurisdiction justice land legislation limited majority matter means ment nature noted objective obligations operation particular parties person police position practice present principle problem proceedings proposed protection question reason referred regulations relation relevant respect responsibility result rules specific suggested tion tort trade trust Zealand