The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2001 - Law |
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... rules in 1997 , it had the opportunity to make a clear rule as to when the time for appealing begins . Instead , the previous rule was re - en- acted . The rule provides for different commencement times of the appeal pe- riod ...
... rules in 1997 , it had the opportunity to make a clear rule as to when the time for appealing begins . Instead , the previous rule was re - en- acted . The rule provides for different commencement times of the appeal pe- riod ...
Page 485
... rule using the MLEC framework . However , closer examination reveals some significant differences . Information in ... rule . In fact , when applied in the absence of a technology limitation , the rule would be satisfied by the retrieval ...
... rule using the MLEC framework . However , closer examination reveals some significant differences . Information in ... rule . In fact , when applied in the absence of a technology limitation , the rule would be satisfied by the retrieval ...
Page 487
... rules reflects , to a large extent , ancillary provisions regarding the manner , duration and place of retention . The UETA , MLEC and ETB all contain a core retention rule and one or more ancillary rules . Due to space constraints ...
... rules reflects , to a large extent , ancillary provisions regarding the manner , duration and place of retention . The UETA , MLEC and ETB all contain a core retention rule and one or more ancillary rules . Due to space constraints ...
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AND CHILD SUPPORT | 3 |
PRACTISING | 17 |
CIMINAL PRACTICE SECTIONS JOURNAL | 30 |
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