The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 28Butterworths, 1952 - Law |
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Page 49
... statute . We now go on to consider the sections in some detail . Part I of the new statute , comprising ss . 2-11 , inclu- sive , is headed " Substantive Law . " While the general effect of those sections differs little from the corres ...
... statute . We now go on to consider the sections in some detail . Part I of the new statute , comprising ss . 2-11 , inclu- sive , is headed " Substantive Law . " While the general effect of those sections differs little from the corres ...
Page 115
... statutes , this rule has the effect that the Crown can always take advantage of a statute without being named therein , but is not bound by a statute unless referred to directly or by necessary implication ( for a questioning of this ...
... statutes , this rule has the effect that the Crown can always take advantage of a statute without being named therein , but is not bound by a statute unless referred to directly or by necessary implication ( for a questioning of this ...
Page 236
... Statute of Westminster , 1931. - Counsel for the appellants had argued that , even before the Statute of Westminster , 1931 , the Union Parliament had full power to amend the South Africa Act , 1909 , but , in respect of legisla- tion ...
... Statute of Westminster , 1931. - Counsel for the appellants had argued that , even before the Statute of Westminster , 1931 , the Union Parliament had full power to amend the South Africa Act , 1909 , but , in respect of legisla- tion ...
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