The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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Page 71
... Rules 1997 ( SR1997 / 350 ) is to incor- porate the former Admiralty Rules as part of the High Court Rules . A number of other matters included in these amendment Rules merits some comment . ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION Under s 15 of ...
... Rules 1997 ( SR1997 / 350 ) is to incor- porate the former Admiralty Rules as part of the High Court Rules . A number of other matters included in these amendment Rules merits some comment . ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION Under s 15 of ...
Page 352
... rules that define and rules that distort a competitive disadvantage . All bargainers are subject to the. I n the July 1998 issue of the Law Journal , Janet Shirtcliffe and Conor English address the problem of regulatory creep , the ever ...
... rules that define and rules that distort a competitive disadvantage . All bargainers are subject to the. I n the July 1998 issue of the Law Journal , Janet Shirtcliffe and Conor English address the problem of regulatory creep , the ever ...
Page 353
... rule restricts only the use of that particular same restraints . than a rule that says bigger , stronger people are. Defining rules may have distributive effect : they may affect the distribution of resources and the outcome of ...
... rule restricts only the use of that particular same restraints . than a rule that says bigger , stronger people are. Defining rules may have distributive effect : they may affect the distribution of resources and the outcome of ...
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