The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2001 - Law |
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... suggested that potential earning capacity was " clearly relevant " : However , potential earning capacity will not affect the result if it is unreasonable to expect the parent or child to take action necessary to enable the income to be ...
... suggested that potential earning capacity was " clearly relevant " : However , potential earning capacity will not affect the result if it is unreasonable to expect the parent or child to take action necessary to enable the income to be ...
Page 403
... suggested change in approach to the conduct of prosecutions might be especially persuasive if there is any actual or implicit pressure or evidence that performance and promotion in the police force depend at least in part on arrest and ...
... suggested change in approach to the conduct of prosecutions might be especially persuasive if there is any actual or implicit pressure or evidence that performance and promotion in the police force depend at least in part on arrest and ...
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... suggested that the facilitator it is suggested that the facilitator explains the following rules : • • • • everyone to whom the stick is passed must accept it and respond in some way . the recipient has complete freedom to choose what ...
... suggested that the facilitator it is suggested that the facilitator explains the following rules : • • • • everyone to whom the stick is passed must accept it and respond in some way . the recipient has complete freedom to choose what ...
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AND CHILD SUPPORT | 3 |
PRACTISING | 17 |
CIMINAL PRACTICE SECTIONS JOURNAL | 30 |
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