The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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NZLJ. INTERPRETATION ACT 1999 Padraig McNamara , Simpson Grierson , Auckland EXTRINSIC GUIDES TO STATUTORY INTERPRETATION Sean McAnally , Judges '. reviews the new rules on interpretation T he Interpretation Act 1999 came into force on 1 ...
NZLJ. INTERPRETATION ACT 1999 Padraig McNamara , Simpson Grierson , Auckland EXTRINSIC GUIDES TO STATUTORY INTERPRETATION Sean McAnally , Judges '. reviews the new rules on interpretation T he Interpretation Act 1999 came into force on 1 ...
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... interpretation developed out of a concern to ensure that a literal interpretation did not frustrate the purpose of an enactment , nevertheless in common law juris- dictions the literal meaning of an enactment has always been the ...
... interpretation developed out of a concern to ensure that a literal interpretation did not frustrate the purpose of an enactment , nevertheless in common law juris- dictions the literal meaning of an enactment has always been the ...
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... interpreting s 90 ( 2 ) and in identifying the under- lying intention of the legislature . " INDICATIONS " Section 5 ( 1 ) Interpretation Act omits a reference to what may be called the " external " context of an enactment ( ma- terial ...
... interpreting s 90 ( 2 ) and in identifying the under- lying intention of the legislature . " INDICATIONS " Section 5 ( 1 ) Interpretation Act omits a reference to what may be called the " external " context of an enactment ( ma- terial ...
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