The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 40Butterworths, 1964 - Law |
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Page 83
... give their affairs much better attention . I return to my original proposition that the profession is geared to a way of life that is a generation or more behind the times , and that it will simply be unable to cope with the de- mands ...
... give their affairs much better attention . I return to my original proposition that the profession is geared to a way of life that is a generation or more behind the times , and that it will simply be unable to cope with the de- mands ...
Page 344
... give maximum protection to a purchaser who is anxious to get on the Register as quickly as possible , the Land Transfer Act in s . 37 provides that every instrument shall be registered in the order of time in which it is presented for ...
... give maximum protection to a purchaser who is anxious to get on the Register as quickly as possible , the Land Transfer Act in s . 37 provides that every instrument shall be registered in the order of time in which it is presented for ...
Page 470
... give the warning not when they have decided to charge a person but as soon as they have reasonable grounds to ... give evidence but is not obliged to do so . In that situation you would think it logical , if he chooses not to give ...
... give the warning not when they have decided to charge a person but as soon as they have reasonable grounds to ... give evidence but is not obliged to do so . In that situation you would think it logical , if he chooses not to give ...
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Building SchemesRestrictions as | 7 |
Licence by River Board to Remove Shingle | 11 |
Takeover Bids and the Press | 12 |
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