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... referred to this decision as a Pyrrhic victory and The Aus- tralian Financial Review ( The Australian Financial Review 4 April 1977 p 37 ) referred to the April Fool's Day reasons of the Supreme Court . In earlier comments on Sande's ...
... referred to this decision as a Pyrrhic victory and The Aus- tralian Financial Review ( The Australian Financial Review 4 April 1977 p 37 ) referred to the April Fool's Day reasons of the Supreme Court . In earlier comments on Sande's ...
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... referred to some expressions used in it which " reflect the underlying common law meaning of marriage " . Third , His Honour emphasised that while it referred to " lawful impediments " to marriage , the Act did not exhaustively set out ...
... referred to some expressions used in it which " reflect the underlying common law meaning of marriage " . Third , His Honour emphasised that while it referred to " lawful impediments " to marriage , the Act did not exhaustively set out ...
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NZLJ. Anderson J referred to a judgment of the Court of Appeal R v Blackmore [ 1994 ] 1 NZLR 268 , 272 where the Court referred to questions of miscarriage of justice and nullity ( from s 204 ) as often tending to merge . His Honour ...
NZLJ. Anderson J referred to a judgment of the Court of Appeal R v Blackmore [ 1994 ] 1 NZLR 268 , 272 where the Court referred to questions of miscarriage of justice and nullity ( from s 204 ) as often tending to merge . His Honour ...
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