The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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Page 220
... adopting art 14 of the Model Law relating to acknowledgment of receipt , as it does not purport to cover the legal consequences flowing from such an ac- knowledgment . Article 14 was not adopted as part of the Australian Electronic ...
... adopting art 14 of the Model Law relating to acknowledgment of receipt , as it does not purport to cover the legal consequences flowing from such an ac- knowledgment . Article 14 was not adopted as part of the Australian Electronic ...
Page 363
... adoption chapter of the Care of Children Act states simply that adoption involves the transfer of parental responsibility and rights . Adopted children have two sets of parents , birth parents and adoptive parents , with differing ...
... adoption chapter of the Care of Children Act states simply that adoption involves the transfer of parental responsibility and rights . Adopted children have two sets of parents , birth parents and adoptive parents , with differing ...
Page 364
... adoption information or records , or the long form birth certificate , only with the permission of the adopted person or the Family Court . A NEW FRAMEWORK One of the major criticisms of current adoption law is that it is fundamentally ...
... adoption information or records , or the long form birth certificate , only with the permission of the adopted person or the Family Court . A NEW FRAMEWORK One of the major criticisms of current adoption law is that it is fundamentally ...
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