The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1985 - Law |
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... expressed in the joint judgment that the definition in the Judicature Act 1972 , as itself amended should be given a wide interpretation . The review procedure should be a flexible and readily available remedy . The judgment expressed ...
... expressed in the joint judgment that the definition in the Judicature Act 1972 , as itself amended should be given a wide interpretation . The review procedure should be a flexible and readily available remedy . The judgment expressed ...
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... expressed in the written agreement , which she had executed , although he found that she was genuinely mistaken and her intention did not accord with the plaintiff's . Greig J expressed his support for the opinion earlier advanced by ...
... expressed in the written agreement , which she had executed , although he found that she was genuinely mistaken and her intention did not accord with the plaintiff's . Greig J expressed his support for the opinion earlier advanced by ...
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... expressed in sweeping terms with few qualifications . For example , Article 7 asserts that : Everyone has the right to freedom of expression , including the freedom to seek , receive and impart information and opinion of any kind in any ...
... expressed in sweeping terms with few qualifications . For example , Article 7 asserts that : Everyone has the right to freedom of expression , including the freedom to seek , receive and impart information and opinion of any kind in any ...
Contents
THE NEW ZEALAND | 11 |
THE NEW ZEALAND | 33 |
THE INDIAN LEGAL SYSTEM | 41 |
Copyright | |
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