The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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... legislation , rather than those who rely on it when preparing and drafting legislation . It asks whether the new provisions in Part 2 are likely to cause a significant change in the Courts ' approach to statutory interpretation . Al ...
... legislation , rather than those who rely on it when preparing and drafting legislation . It asks whether the new provisions in Part 2 are likely to cause a significant change in the Courts ' approach to statutory interpretation . Al ...
Page 52
... legislation " . There are no indications in the Act itself that help . In a recent Court of Appeal decision the Court referred to Hansard and Select Committee reports to emphasise the purpose behind certain legislation ( see Rv Palmer ...
... legislation " . There are no indications in the Act itself that help . In a recent Court of Appeal decision the Court referred to Hansard and Select Committee reports to emphasise the purpose behind certain legislation ( see Rv Palmer ...
Page 427
... legislation . There can be no doubt that the upholding of the minimum period of non - parole of 13 years was just in the circumstances of that case . Accordingly the objectionable legislation did not have an objectionable con- sequence ...
... legislation . There can be no doubt that the upholding of the minimum period of non - parole of 13 years was just in the circumstances of that case . Accordingly the objectionable legislation did not have an objectionable con- sequence ...
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