The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1983 - Law |
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Page 87
... reason or another were defective in law . That is not the case here . Mr Ridley was effectively in law a Member of Parliament prior to dissolution but his office was terminated when Parliament was dissolved . The Act permits ...
... reason or another were defective in law . That is not the case here . Mr Ridley was effectively in law a Member of Parliament prior to dissolution but his office was terminated when Parliament was dissolved . The Act permits ...
Page 103
... reason for any particular provision in an Act is available to the Court , ambiguity of words becomes a minimal problem . Other countries make similar provisions and there can be no valid reason why New Zealand should not adopt such a ...
... reason for any particular provision in an Act is available to the Court , ambiguity of words becomes a minimal problem . Other countries make similar provisions and there can be no valid reason why New Zealand should not adopt such a ...
Page 218
... reason why such access could not be employed in New Zealand in some way in the near future . Obiter of the House of Lords , etc , against the use of unreported decisions in the cases you cited ignores the potential of word processors ...
... reason why such access could not be employed in New Zealand in some way in the near future . Obiter of the House of Lords , etc , against the use of unreported decisions in the cases you cited ignores the potential of word processors ...
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