The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1985 - Law |
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... constitutional changes during that period . The statutory constitutional changes that occurred in 1983 with the passing of the Royal Powers Act , the Administrator's Powers Act , the Acts Interpretation Amendment , and the Civil List ...
... constitutional changes during that period . The statutory constitutional changes that occurred in 1983 with the passing of the Royal Powers Act , the Administrator's Powers Act , the Acts Interpretation Amendment , and the Civil List ...
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... constitutional issues . The Government needs to have a true indication of public opinion on this important matter . To achieve this it will be necessary to have much wider and more vigorous discussion . The first question the public ...
... constitutional issues . The Government needs to have a true indication of public opinion on this important matter . To achieve this it will be necessary to have much wider and more vigorous discussion . The first question the public ...
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... constitutional protection to political expression , assembly and association , and to prohibit invidious discrimination against specified minority groups , it would have been very easy to say so in clear and express terms . And of ...
... constitutional protection to political expression , assembly and association , and to prohibit invidious discrimination against specified minority groups , it would have been very easy to say so in clear and express terms . And of ...
Contents
THE NEW ZEALAND | 11 |
THE NEW ZEALAND | 33 |
THE INDIAN LEGAL SYSTEM | 41 |
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