The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2001 - Law |
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... example , habeas corpus was often invoked in the nine- teenth century by relatives of wives locked up by their husbands and in child custody cases , and was in fact used in this way in Australia until as recently as 1986 . The authors ...
... example , habeas corpus was often invoked in the nine- teenth century by relatives of wives locked up by their husbands and in child custody cases , and was in fact used in this way in Australia until as recently as 1986 . The authors ...
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... example , the Bill sets the main function of the Commission in relation to complaints as being " to facilitate the resolution of disputes ... by the parties concerned , in the most efficient , informal , and cost- effective manner ...
... example , the Bill sets the main function of the Commission in relation to complaints as being " to facilitate the resolution of disputes ... by the parties concerned , in the most efficient , informal , and cost- effective manner ...
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... example . and Security Act 1999 , which provides for registration of security interests in personal property ( and in so doing provides priority over off - register interests ) ; whether a statutory emissions unit register might provide ...
... example . and Security Act 1999 , which provides for registration of security interests in personal property ( and in so doing provides priority over off - register interests ) ; whether a statutory emissions unit register might provide ...
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AND CHILD SUPPORT | 3 |
PRACTISING | 17 |
CIMINAL PRACTICE SECTIONS JOURNAL | 30 |
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