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... proposed Bill of Rights , it now falls to consider certain specific problems which the draft presents . These shall be set out and dealt with as briefly as the subject admits . Particular issues raised by the draft Bill Is the proposed ...
... proposed Bill of Rights , it now falls to consider certain specific problems which the draft presents . These shall be set out and dealt with as briefly as the subject admits . Particular issues raised by the draft Bill Is the proposed ...
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... proposed Bill of Rights . He argues that : 1 2 3 the proposed Bill is not needed ; it would impose the " dead hand " of the present on future generations and parliaments ; it would insulate one section of the law from democratic change ...
... proposed Bill of Rights . He argues that : 1 2 3 the proposed Bill is not needed ; it would impose the " dead hand " of the present on future generations and parliaments ; it would insulate one section of the law from democratic change ...
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... proposals in the Bill might relate ? How do those proposals relate to the law to be found in the Maori Affairs Act ( or in the proposed Bill ) , and elsewhere in the legal system ? How do they relate the argument increasingly made that ...
... proposals in the Bill might relate ? How do those proposals relate to the law to be found in the Maori Affairs Act ( or in the proposed Bill ) , and elsewhere in the legal system ? How do they relate the argument increasingly made that ...
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THE NEW ZEALAND | 11 |
THE NEW ZEALAND | 33 |
THE INDIAN LEGAL SYSTEM | 41 |
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