The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1987 - Law |
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... benefit , special benefit ( payable to alleviate the economic effects of delay in processing applications for other benefits ) , sickness benefit and invalid pension . Here the discussion centres on Australian law at the expense of ...
... benefit , special benefit ( payable to alleviate the economic effects of delay in processing applications for other benefits ) , sickness benefit and invalid pension . Here the discussion centres on Australian law at the expense of ...
Page 244
... benefit flowing therefrom . It can , however , only take those markets in which dominance exists in evaluating detriment flowing from the dominance . The effect is to allow detriments resulting from dominance to be offset by public benefit ...
... benefit flowing therefrom . It can , however , only take those markets in which dominance exists in evaluating detriment flowing from the dominance . The effect is to allow detriments resulting from dominance to be offset by public benefit ...
Page 245
... benefit . In particular , they frequently depart from Hume's law that a dollar is a dollar . Because they value benefits to consumers above benefits to , say , shareholders , both bodies have hesitated to classify cost reduction from re ...
... benefit . In particular , they frequently depart from Hume's law that a dollar is a dollar . Because they value benefits to consumers above benefits to , say , shareholders , both bodies have hesitated to classify cost reduction from re ...
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JR OConnor | 115 |
Rt Hon Sir Alexander Turner | 127 |
Andrew Beck | 180 |
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