The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 40Butterworths, 1964 - Law |
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Page 151
... regard to tenants , Mr McGrath reported that one floor only would be occupied by legal firms , but , thanks to the good offices of Mr R. T. Garlick , an offer had come from the Govern- ment Accommodation Board to take all un- allotted ...
... regard to tenants , Mr McGrath reported that one floor only would be occupied by legal firms , but , thanks to the good offices of Mr R. T. Garlick , an offer had come from the Govern- ment Accommodation Board to take all un- allotted ...
Page 254
... regard to existing demands and the demands of the next few years " . It did not purport to make any findings in regard to the position twenty years hence and it well recog- nised that the time could arise when it might become necessary ...
... regard to existing demands and the demands of the next few years " . It did not purport to make any findings in regard to the position twenty years hence and it well recog- nised that the time could arise when it might become necessary ...
Page 353
... regard We may then regard law as a very practical and empirical science , as its history amply illustrates . It is constantly changing , constantly in a state of flux , and , let it be admitted , constantly bewildering to the lawyer and ...
... regard We may then regard law as a very practical and empirical science , as its history amply illustrates . It is constantly changing , constantly in a state of flux , and , let it be admitted , constantly bewildering to the lawyer and ...
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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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