The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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Page 57
... issue must rightly be the charitableness of the four purposes . If we assume that only the second purpose was charitable at the outset ( without adopting the convoluted route taken by Hammond J ) , the second issue , in light of the ...
... issue must rightly be the charitableness of the four purposes . If we assume that only the second purpose was charitable at the outset ( without adopting the convoluted route taken by Hammond J ) , the second issue , in light of the ...
Page 326
... issue and case notes illustrating the issue and the strategy employed . Conclusion The Mediator's Handbook steers clear of undue intellectualising and focuses on a simple model of the mediation process and fundamental skills em- ployed ...
... issue and case notes illustrating the issue and the strategy employed . Conclusion The Mediator's Handbook steers clear of undue intellectualising and focuses on a simple model of the mediation process and fundamental skills em- ployed ...
Page 438
... issue which seems to have attracted more attention in the last decade or so and yet , strangely , cannot be said to be a by - product of recent litigation changes because the dynamics that trigger the issue have always been there ...
... issue which seems to have attracted more attention in the last decade or so and yet , strangely , cannot be said to be a by - product of recent litigation changes because the dynamics that trigger the issue have always been there ...
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