The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 19Butterworths, 1943 - Law |
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Page 41
... statute law is set at nought or defied by those whose duty it is to administer it , the public always suffers in the long run . A case in point is the manner in which the new Divorce Rules , formulated over a year ago by the Rules ...
... statute law is set at nought or defied by those whose duty it is to administer it , the public always suffers in the long run . A case in point is the manner in which the new Divorce Rules , formulated over a year ago by the Rules ...
Page 77
... statute . It is obvious that this should be so , since the Court must confine itself to a consideration of language of the statute under notice , which is the expression of the will of the Legislature as a whole . It is interesting ...
... statute . It is obvious that this should be so , since the Court must confine itself to a consideration of language of the statute under notice , which is the expression of the will of the Legislature as a whole . It is interesting ...
Page 79
... statutes or regulations which left much to be desired as interpretations of the language of the statute or regulation under notice . 66 A Minister , who in most cases is a layman , should not be expected to be competent to give a true ...
... statutes or regulations which left much to be desired as interpretations of the language of the statute or regulation under notice . 66 A Minister , who in most cases is a layman , should not be expected to be competent to give a true ...
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