The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2001 - Law |
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... present , the Court may apply the earnings capacity standard to deter the shirking of one's family obligations . " We find Regnery compelling . A parent's motivation for reducing available income is irrelevant when the ability and op ...
... present , the Court may apply the earnings capacity standard to deter the shirking of one's family obligations . " We find Regnery compelling . A parent's motivation for reducing available income is irrelevant when the ability and op ...
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... present or participating in this mediation , I agree that I will unless otherwise compelled by law , preserve total confidentiality in relation to the course of proceedings in this mediation and in relation to any exchanges that may ...
... present or participating in this mediation , I agree that I will unless otherwise compelled by law , preserve total confidentiality in relation to the course of proceedings in this mediation and in relation to any exchanges that may ...
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... present itself , serious consideration could be given to replacing the present para ( d ) with the following : Culpable homicide is murder if the offender does an act which he knows to be likely to cause death . This proposal removes ...
... present itself , serious consideration could be given to replacing the present para ( d ) with the following : Culpable homicide is murder if the offender does an act which he knows to be likely to cause death . This proposal removes ...
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