The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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Page 55
... considered the wider issue of whether there was a general tort of maliciously instituted civil proceedings . The principal submission for the plain- tiff was that , as disciplinary proceedings were in concept quasi - criminal and could ...
... considered the wider issue of whether there was a general tort of maliciously instituted civil proceedings . The principal submission for the plain- tiff was that , as disciplinary proceedings were in concept quasi - criminal and could ...
Page 240
... considered the expense was deductible : ( 1997 ) 18 NZTC 13,408 . He compared the network before and after the polyethylene insertion programme . He found that the altered system was neither more extensive nor longer lived than the old ...
... considered the expense was deductible : ( 1997 ) 18 NZTC 13,408 . He compared the network before and after the polyethylene insertion programme . He found that the altered system was neither more extensive nor longer lived than the old ...
Page 297
... considered equitable . It is a powerful term , but its precise meaning is hard to specify . Economists refer to horizontal and vertical equity . Hori- zontal equity relates to like circumstances , under which equitable outcomes require ...
... considered equitable . It is a powerful term , but its precise meaning is hard to specify . Economists refer to horizontal and vertical equity . Hori- zontal equity relates to like circumstances , under which equitable outcomes require ...
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