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... tion of styles may be most effective . While a principled or interest based approach to negotiation is recom- mended by leading practitioners and educationalists , there is still a large sec- tor of the legal community which favours the ...
... tion of styles may be most effective . While a principled or interest based approach to negotiation is recom- mended by leading practitioners and educationalists , there is still a large sec- tor of the legal community which favours the ...
Page 66
... tion . Former residents of other schools run by the order claimed that they had been abused physically , sexually and emotionally by some of the Brothers and brought actions for damages . The order decided to wind up the charitable ...
... tion . Former residents of other schools run by the order claimed that they had been abused physically , sexually and emotionally by some of the Brothers and brought actions for damages . The order decided to wind up the charitable ...
Page 376
... tion in Tasman Pacific . After detailed , and it is submitted , correct analysis of the statutes Laurenson J held that different rules applied . The liquidation of Tasman Pacific NZ Ltd , more commonly known as Qantas NZ , was a large ...
... tion in Tasman Pacific . After detailed , and it is submitted , correct analysis of the statutes Laurenson J held that different rules applied . The liquidation of Tasman Pacific NZ Ltd , more commonly known as Qantas NZ , was a large ...
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AND CHILD SUPPORT | 3 |
PRACTISING | 17 |
CIMINAL PRACTICE SECTIONS JOURNAL | 30 |
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