The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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... Authority's Decisions TAX UPDATE Susan Glazebrook and Paul Windeatt , Simpson Grierson. T his is a short , workmanlike compendium of the work of the Broadcasting Standards Authority in develop- ing a concept of privacy of the individual ...
... Authority's Decisions TAX UPDATE Susan Glazebrook and Paul Windeatt , Simpson Grierson. T his is a short , workmanlike compendium of the work of the Broadcasting Standards Authority in develop- ing a concept of privacy of the individual ...
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... authority must submit to the Court a written report in relation to the authority's investigation ( cl 192 ( 1 ) ) . The report must give the authority's assessment of the extent to which the parties involved in the investigation have ...
... authority must submit to the Court a written report in relation to the authority's investigation ( cl 192 ( 1 ) ) . The report must give the authority's assessment of the extent to which the parties involved in the investigation have ...
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... authority to give what would normally be considered a flawed decision . The authority does no more than state findings of fact , apply the law , expresses conclusions and makes orders as necessary . It is not required to set out or ...
... authority to give what would normally be considered a flawed decision . The authority does no more than state findings of fact , apply the law , expresses conclusions and makes orders as necessary . It is not required to set out or ...
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