The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 38Butterworths, 1962 - Law |
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Page 91
... period during which barristers could act as solicitors and vice versa . " The next Ordinance of relevance was the Supreme Court Amendment 1848 , by which the period was extended to five years from the passing of the Ordinance , i.e. ...
... period during which barristers could act as solicitors and vice versa . " The next Ordinance of relevance was the Supreme Court Amendment 1848 , by which the period was extended to five years from the passing of the Ordinance , i.e. ...
Page 439
... period of 3 months which prevailed earlier . This shortening of the period was presumably made necessary because by the same amending legislation it became possible to obtain a decree absolute after 6 weeks in certain circumstances ...
... period of 3 months which prevailed earlier . This shortening of the period was presumably made necessary because by the same amending legislation it became possible to obtain a decree absolute after 6 weeks in certain circumstances ...
Page 509
... period followed by period of compensation for temporary partial disability - Assessment of lump sum for quasi - schedule injury — What allowance ( if any ) to be made for compensation paid for temporary partial disability - Workers ...
... period followed by period of compensation for temporary partial disability - Assessment of lump sum for quasi - schedule injury — What allowance ( if any ) to be made for compensation paid for temporary partial disability - Workers ...
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