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Page 161
... regard to family groupings and normality . These provisions to the authors ' research , are unique to the New Zealand legislation , and we set them out in full . - 4. Interests of child or young person paramount Any Court which or ...
... regard to family groupings and normality . These provisions to the authors ' research , are unique to the New Zealand legislation , and we set them out in full . - 4. Interests of child or young person paramount Any Court which or ...
Page 255
... regard to the matter of the need to provide a home . ( See ( 1984 ) 2 NZFLR 392. ) It was further put by counsel for the wife that insufficient regard had been paid to the matter of the children's special psychological needs . It was ...
... regard to the matter of the need to provide a home . ( See ( 1984 ) 2 NZFLR 392. ) It was further put by counsel for the wife that insufficient regard had been paid to the matter of the children's special psychological needs . It was ...
Page 262
... regard to the test of " public interest " outlined in s 80 of the Act . This paper endeavours to outline the philosophical and practical framework adopted by the Commission for assessing competition policy within the framework of this ...
... regard to the test of " public interest " outlined in s 80 of the Act . This paper endeavours to outline the philosophical and practical framework adopted by the Commission for assessing competition policy within the framework of this ...
Contents
THE NEW ZEALAND | 11 |
THE NEW ZEALAND | 33 |
THE INDIAN LEGAL SYSTEM | 41 |
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