The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1987 - Law |
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Page 253
... principle . But there seems no doubt that the principle did not justify either the dissolution of Parliament or the dismissal of Ministers . Hence the proclamation of 19 May , being authorised neither under the express provisions of the ...
... principle . But there seems no doubt that the principle did not justify either the dissolution of Parliament or the dismissal of Ministers . Hence the proclamation of 19 May , being authorised neither under the express provisions of the ...
Page 256
... principle of necessity and effectiveness but also the principle ( stated extremely ) that the people indigenous to a country are entitled to rule it . To take that principle strongly into account would inevitably affect the degree to ...
... principle of necessity and effectiveness but also the principle ( stated extremely ) that the people indigenous to a country are entitled to rule it . To take that principle strongly into account would inevitably affect the degree to ...
Page 434
... principles ' to the taking of trees in Waimea County . Principle # 1 : Prices matter . The first principle of economics is that prices matter . If the price of a thing goes up then , all other things being equal , less of it will be ...
... principles ' to the taking of trees in Waimea County . Principle # 1 : Prices matter . The first principle of economics is that prices matter . If the price of a thing goes up then , all other things being equal , less of it will be ...
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JR OConnor | 115 |
Rt Hon Sir Alexander Turner | 127 |
Andrew Beck | 180 |
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