The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1992 - Law |
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Page 256
... proposed new Act , including " the Contents " ( the name proposed for what in present statutes is called " the Analysis " ) , but without the schedule of consequential amendments , takes up nine pages of the Report . In contrast , the ...
... proposed new Act , including " the Contents " ( the name proposed for what in present statutes is called " the Analysis " ) , but without the schedule of consequential amendments , takes up nine pages of the Report . In contrast , the ...
Page 257
... proposed Act needs to be understood as one part of a broad programme designed to make statutes clearer and more accessible . The present report indicates four different ways in which the Commission is tackling its task . Firstly , many ...
... proposed Act needs to be understood as one part of a broad programme designed to make statutes clearer and more accessible . The present report indicates four different ways in which the Commission is tackling its task . Firstly , many ...
Page 329
... proposed consent order is submitted in writing signed by or on behalf of all parties , with a sufficient explanation of what is proposed and why , appearances may be dispensed with . Otherwise , when seeking a consent order the proposed ...
... proposed consent order is submitted in writing signed by or on behalf of all parties , with a sufficient explanation of what is proposed and why , appearances may be dispensed with . Otherwise , when seeking a consent order the proposed ...
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