The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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... result been known on election night then , for better or worse , the Greens would have been able to bargain their way into coalition . It is time this nonsense came to an end . There is no reason why a proper result cannot be declared ...
... result been known on election night then , for better or worse , the Greens would have been able to bargain their way into coalition . It is time this nonsense came to an end . There is no reason why a proper result cannot be declared ...
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... result . In many extant proceedings , the application of the transitional rules would be very messy , particularly as the pre - 2000 rules were not designed to deal with steps in proceedings . Where a proceeding is likely to continue ...
... result . In many extant proceedings , the application of the transitional rules would be very messy , particularly as the pre - 2000 rules were not designed to deal with steps in proceedings . Where a proceeding is likely to continue ...
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... result . No question of invalidity or inapplicability arises . What follows next makes all the difference : the Court is not finished with the case . INHERENT JURISDICTION Having applied the statute to the circumstances of the case ...
... result . No question of invalidity or inapplicability arises . What follows next makes all the difference : the Court is not finished with the case . INHERENT JURISDICTION Having applied the statute to the circumstances of the case ...
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