The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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Page 49
... regard to " context " in the Acts Interpre- tation Act . The Courts , presumably , did not need further encouragement . That approach is certainly defensible in terms of the principles regarding the respective roles of the legislature ...
... regard to " context " in the Acts Interpre- tation Act . The Courts , presumably , did not need further encouragement . That approach is certainly defensible in terms of the principles regarding the respective roles of the legislature ...
Page 133
... regard to the needs of the developing countries ; Vietnam ; the EU and associated countries ; and Germany . Our Law Commission's work has been greatly assisted by the work of others in APEC and beyond . In the EU's Hague Confer- ence ...
... regard to the needs of the developing countries ; Vietnam ; the EU and associated countries ; and Germany . Our Law Commission's work has been greatly assisted by the work of others in APEC and beyond . In the EU's Hague Confer- ence ...
Page 339
... regard to all the circumstances , the determination of the question of law concerned could substantially af- fect the rights of one or more of the parties " . The debate in the cases has centred on what , if any , principles govern the ...
... regard to all the circumstances , the determination of the question of law concerned could substantially af- fect the rights of one or more of the parties " . The debate in the cases has centred on what , if any , principles govern the ...
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