The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1987 - Law |
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... House . Repeal of s 189 could be achieved by simple majority , and consequently the entire Act could be repealed in a similar manner . Thus any Government , which by very definition will possess a majority in the House , has the legal ...
... House . Repeal of s 189 could be achieved by simple majority , and consequently the entire Act could be repealed in a similar manner . Thus any Government , which by very definition will possess a majority in the House , has the legal ...
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... House . Such a balance , it is suggested , could be achieved by retaining the present method of electing members of the House of Representatives and at the same . time constituting a second Chamber to be elected by a pure proportional ...
... House . Such a balance , it is suggested , could be achieved by retaining the present method of electing members of the House of Representatives and at the same . time constituting a second Chamber to be elected by a pure proportional ...
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NZLJ. House of Lords was asked by the Revenue to regard the scheme as fiscally a nullity and its submissions were accepted . The House of Lords made it clear that it viewed its approach as having secure foundations in precedent and that ...
NZLJ. House of Lords was asked by the Revenue to regard the scheme as fiscally a nullity and its submissions were accepted . The House of Lords made it clear that it viewed its approach as having secure foundations in precedent and that ...
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JR OConnor | 115 |
Rt Hon Sir Alexander Turner | 127 |
Andrew Beck | 180 |
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