The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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Page 219
... Commission commenced a project on inter- national trade in October 1997. The main purpose was to identify ... Commission received a number of helpful submissions in response from across the public and private sectors . Four principles ...
... Commission commenced a project on inter- national trade in October 1997. The main purpose was to identify ... Commission received a number of helpful submissions in response from across the public and private sectors . Four principles ...
Page 220
... Commission supported the introduction of this technologically neutral provi- sion , and did not consider that legislation establishing an infrastructure for electronic signatures was necessary . The Commission concluded that art 7 ...
... Commission supported the introduction of this technologically neutral provi- sion , and did not consider that legislation establishing an infrastructure for electronic signatures was necessary . The Commission concluded that art 7 ...
Page 364
... Commission recommends that persons other than those referred to above be permitted to obtain adoption information or records , or the long form birth certificate , only with the permission of the adopted person or the Family Court . A ...
... Commission recommends that persons other than those referred to above be permitted to obtain adoption information or records , or the long form birth certificate , only with the permission of the adopted person or the Family Court . A ...
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