The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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Page 154
... give the Authority certain investigatory powers , and provides certain protections . Those of impor- tance here are contained in ss 24 , 25 , and 32. Section 24 gives the Authority the power to require information and documents from any ...
... give the Authority certain investigatory powers , and provides certain protections . Those of impor- tance here are contained in ss 24 , 25 , and 32. Section 24 gives the Authority the power to require information and documents from any ...
Page 204
... give permission generally , the permissions actually given are confusing . Why give a general permission to sell RCD when the Pesticides Act 1979 forbids the sale , or even gift , of kitchen - blender biocides , as these can never meet ...
... give permission generally , the permissions actually given are confusing . Why give a general permission to sell RCD when the Pesticides Act 1979 forbids the sale , or even gift , of kitchen - blender biocides , as these can never meet ...
Page 354
... give someone a future . A suggested form of bequest is " I give and bequeath to the Royal New Zealand Foundation for the Blind , a body corporate under the Royal New Zealand Foundation for the Blind Act 1963 , for the general purposes ...
... give someone a future . A suggested form of bequest is " I give and bequeath to the Royal New Zealand Foundation for the Blind , a body corporate under the Royal New Zealand Foundation for the Blind Act 1963 , for the general purposes ...
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