The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1981 - Law |
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Page 288
... principle A power to enter should be conferred expressly and not by implication . Further , it should always be conferred by the empowering Act , and not by regulations made under it , unless special considera- tions justify the ...
... principle A power to enter should be conferred expressly and not by implication . Further , it should always be conferred by the empowering Act , and not by regulations made under it , unless special considera- tions justify the ...
Page 369
... principle . Although many practi- tioners might well have been blissfully ignorant of its presence , the principle was there , sometimes ap- pealed to quite explicitly by Judge or counsel ; some- times the inarticulate premise of ...
... principle . Although many practi- tioners might well have been blissfully ignorant of its presence , the principle was there , sometimes ap- pealed to quite explicitly by Judge or counsel ; some- times the inarticulate premise of ...
Page 381
... principle that our sportsmen should be free to choose with whom they will play their sport . The present government has said it will not in- terfere with that . If so , this so called principle stands alone as the only one that has not ...
... principle that our sportsmen should be free to choose with whom they will play their sport . The present government has said it will not in- terfere with that . If so , this so called principle stands alone as the only one that has not ...
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