The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1981 - Law |
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... particular of- fence . However the more principles one iden- tifies , the greater the difficulty in applying them to a given set of facts . In the context of controlled drugs offences , for example , a case may contain elements of ...
... particular of- fence . However the more principles one iden- tifies , the greater the difficulty in applying them to a given set of facts . In the context of controlled drugs offences , for example , a case may contain elements of ...
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... particular kind of boundary wall or fence , then , unless the neighbour consents , that wall or fence should not be made a condition of the planning ap- proval . If the neighbour's consent is not forthcoming , the application should be ...
... particular kind of boundary wall or fence , then , unless the neighbour consents , that wall or fence should not be made a condition of the planning ap- proval . If the neighbour's consent is not forthcoming , the application should be ...
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... particular work , or otherwise refuses to obey a particular order which is both lawful and reasonable . ( It would , for example , be unlawful to order a worker to undertake work expressly or impliedly excluded by the relevant in ...
... particular work , or otherwise refuses to obey a particular order which is both lawful and reasonable . ( It would , for example , be unlawful to order a worker to undertake work expressly or impliedly excluded by the relevant in ...
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