The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1981 - Law |
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Page 213
... give cause for alarm however is the fact that a majority of parents who admit complaints have not had legal advice or adequate legal advice and may not fully appreciate the possible long - term consequences of the proceedings . ' 73 ...
... give cause for alarm however is the fact that a majority of parents who admit complaints have not had legal advice or adequate legal advice and may not fully appreciate the possible long - term consequences of the proceedings . ' 73 ...
Page 328
... give evi- dence of the reasons for the refusal . In the Provost Developments case , the solicitor for the vendors did give evidence but there are grounds for suggesting that such a course may not be necessary . In Caney v Leith [ 1937 ] ...
... give evi- dence of the reasons for the refusal . In the Provost Developments case , the solicitor for the vendors did give evidence but there are grounds for suggesting that such a course may not be necessary . In Caney v Leith [ 1937 ] ...
Page 334
... give appropriate weight to long - term requirements of the kind set out in the Strategy , so that , if these con- flict with short - term considerations , the conflict can be seen to be resolved with a full understanding of the ...
... give appropriate weight to long - term requirements of the kind set out in the Strategy , so that , if these con- flict with short - term considerations , the conflict can be seen to be resolved with a full understanding of the ...
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