The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 17Butterworths, 1941 - Law |
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... considered that the necessary powers could be given by regulation and this was accordingly done . Copies of the Law Practitioners ' Emergency Regula- tions , 1940 , had already been circulated to the District Societies . On the motion ...
... considered that the necessary powers could be given by regulation and this was accordingly done . Copies of the Law Practitioners ' Emergency Regula- tions , 1940 , had already been circulated to the District Societies . On the motion ...
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... considered . The Court stresses the importance of the rule and holds that the right which it confers should not be allowed to be whittled away . Prima facie , where the rule operates , the person in whose . favour it runs is entitled to ...
... considered . The Court stresses the importance of the rule and holds that the right which it confers should not be allowed to be whittled away . Prima facie , where the rule operates , the person in whose . favour it runs is entitled to ...
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... considered : ( 1 ) What was the law before the making of the Act ; ( 2 ) What was the mischief and the effect for which the common law ( or the statute law ) did not provide ; ( 3 ) What was the remedy the Parliament has resolved and ...
... considered : ( 1 ) What was the law before the making of the Act ; ( 2 ) What was the mischief and the effect for which the common law ( or the statute law ) did not provide ; ( 3 ) What was the remedy the Parliament has resolved and ...
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