The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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... protection order , refusing to cooperate with access unless such an order was made . The Court accepted that the father had slapped the girl on the cheek and on the legs but this was in response to defiant behaviour on the girl's part ...
... protection order , refusing to cooperate with access unless such an order was made . The Court accepted that the father had slapped the girl on the cheek and on the legs but this was in response to defiant behaviour on the girl's part ...
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... protect not only databases but also the computer programs which drive them . The same drafting technique extends protection to " computer programs " compiled by " object oriented " technology , suites of computer programs and even ...
... protect not only databases but also the computer programs which drive them . The same drafting technique extends protection to " computer programs " compiled by " object oriented " technology , suites of computer programs and even ...
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... Protection of property rights and other economic inter- ests of. let alone approved or rejected . The paper concludes that the Supreme Court must : pretative techniques employed by Commonwealth Courts , the latter's case law illustrates ...
... Protection of property rights and other economic inter- ests of. let alone approved or rejected . The paper concludes that the Supreme Court must : pretative techniques employed by Commonwealth Courts , the latter's case law illustrates ...
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