The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 19Butterworths, 1943 - Law |
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Page 59
... ment of fines and provides a new procedure therefor , incorporates in that procedure two new principles namely , ( 1 ) that except in special circumstances a person fined for an offence shall not at that time be sentenced to a term of ...
... ment of fines and provides a new procedure therefor , incorporates in that procedure two new principles namely , ( 1 ) that except in special circumstances a person fined for an offence shall not at that time be sentenced to a term of ...
Page 97
... ment . He was especially indebted to Mr. Watson who had always been ready to share the work and responsibility . It was a One of the principal functions of the Society , the President stated , was to consider and to propose desirable ...
... ment . He was especially indebted to Mr. Watson who had always been ready to share the work and responsibility . It was a One of the principal functions of the Society , the President stated , was to consider and to propose desirable ...
Page 256
... ment Act , 1943 , 8. 9 . QUESTION : Under s . 9 of the Workers ' Compensation Amend- ment Act , 1943 , employers of workers in any employment to which the principal Act applies must obtain a policy of insur- ance or indemnity ...
... ment Act , 1943 , 8. 9 . QUESTION : Under s . 9 of the Workers ' Compensation Amend- ment Act , 1943 , employers of workers in any employment to which the principal Act applies must obtain a policy of insur- ance or indemnity ...
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