The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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Page 57
... suggested , as a matter of public policy , to confer the advantages of charitable status on trusts which secure a certain line of political administration and policy . - The first category - trusts to change the law itself – is said not ...
... suggested , as a matter of public policy , to confer the advantages of charitable status on trusts which secure a certain line of political administration and policy . - The first category - trusts to change the law itself – is said not ...
Page 90
... suggested that ( The Austra- lian Financial Review 24 November 1995 p 26 ) – ... there is little doubt the opposition is motivated much more by self - interested concern for the financial health of the average lawyer . Commenting on ...
... suggested that ( The Austra- lian Financial Review 24 November 1995 p 26 ) – ... there is little doubt the opposition is motivated much more by self - interested concern for the financial health of the average lawyer . Commenting on ...
Page 447
... suggested that there was some personal charac- teristic of Mr Williams that would bring him to the attention of the [ Society ] . It is merely the fact that Mr Lewis had a partner that is said to be significant . I have to say that this ...
... suggested that there was some personal charac- teristic of Mr Williams that would bring him to the attention of the [ Society ] . It is merely the fact that Mr Lewis had a partner that is said to be significant . I have to say that this ...
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