The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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... important finding on who can represent governments in dispute settlement proceedings . The Appellate Body granted the request that private lawyers , who were not government employees be allowed to participate in the oral hearing So why ...
... important finding on who can represent governments in dispute settlement proceedings . The Appellate Body granted the request that private lawyers , who were not government employees be allowed to participate in the oral hearing So why ...
Page 76
... importance that governments be represented by qualified legal counsel in Appellate Body proceedings and noted that the right to be represented by outside counsel might be important factor in enabling mem- bers to participate fully in ...
... importance that governments be represented by qualified legal counsel in Appellate Body proceedings and noted that the right to be represented by outside counsel might be important factor in enabling mem- bers to participate fully in ...
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... important questions , why the law acts to conserve the plaintiff's wealth where there is a defect in consent , and what is to count as consent for this purpose . In the case of the property " principle " , for example , the explanation ...
... important questions , why the law acts to conserve the plaintiff's wealth where there is a defect in consent , and what is to count as consent for this purpose . In the case of the property " principle " , for example , the explanation ...
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