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 counselling and mediation services be available for birth parents , adoptive parents and adopted persons . OPENNESS IN ADOPTION A particularly challenging issue is the status that the law should confer upon open adoption ...
... adoption counselling and mediation services be available for birth parents , adoptive parents and adopted persons . OPENNESS IN ADOPTION A particularly challenging issue is the status that the law should confer upon open adoption ...
Page 364
... Adoption Act and its emphasis on the nuclear family , as opposed to wider family ( whanau , hapu , iwi ) . Several Maori submitters spoke of being adopted by a Pakeha family and feeling caught between two cultures . Many commented on ...
... Adoption Act and its emphasis on the nuclear family , as opposed to wider family ( whanau , hapu , iwi ) . Several Maori submitters spoke of being adopted by a Pakeha family and feeling caught between two cultures . Many commented on ...
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