The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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Page 262
... existing regulation , while perhaps retaining com- plexity in itself , would be likely to replace one or more existing statutes and would therefore produce more clauses for repeal . If not , it would be useful to ask whether it was ...
... existing regulation , while perhaps retaining com- plexity in itself , would be likely to replace one or more existing statutes and would therefore produce more clauses for repeal . If not , it would be useful to ask whether it was ...
Page 343
... existing technology and can apply equally to technology yet to be invented ; To ensure compatibility between principles of domestic and private international law as applied in New Zealand and those applied by our major trading partners ...
... existing technology and can apply equally to technology yet to be invented ; To ensure compatibility between principles of domestic and private international law as applied in New Zealand and those applied by our major trading partners ...
Page 347
... existing client where accepting those instructions potentially conflicts with the duties that the firm owes to other existing or former clients . A law firm may face a conflict of interest resulting from the successive representation of ...
... existing client where accepting those instructions potentially conflicts with the duties that the firm owes to other existing or former clients . A law firm may face a conflict of interest resulting from the successive representation of ...
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