The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 41Butterworths, 1965 - Law |
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Page 84
... parties . Why should there not be a set of basic procedural rules for administrative tribunals ? Moreover , need the composition and structure of these tribunals be quite so dependent upon the whim of the particular Minister concerned ...
... parties . Why should there not be a set of basic procedural rules for administrative tribunals ? Moreover , need the composition and structure of these tribunals be quite so dependent upon the whim of the particular Minister concerned ...
Page 104
... parties to a decree of separation , whether before or after the com- mencement of the Act , the decree ceases or is deemed to have ceased to have any force or effect . This , however , is expressly declared subject to s . 26 , infra ...
... parties to a decree of separation , whether before or after the com- mencement of the Act , the decree ceases or is deemed to have ceased to have any force or effect . This , however , is expressly declared subject to s . 26 , infra ...
Page 439
... parties , the Courts are required to enter the world of metaphysics because in fact the parties usually have no intention of any description . An intention has to be attributed to them . In the instant case the intention was , it is ...
... parties , the Courts are required to enter the world of metaphysics because in fact the parties usually have no intention of any description . An intention has to be attributed to them . In the instant case the intention was , it is ...
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