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Page 189
... matter ? Is a referral for conciliation to be considered a waste of time and effort as some contend ? Rather , I believe , the Conciliation provision of the Dom- estic Proceedings Act 1968 can be seen to be en- lightened legislation ...
... matter ? Is a referral for conciliation to be considered a waste of time and effort as some contend ? Rather , I believe , the Conciliation provision of the Dom- estic Proceedings Act 1968 can be seen to be en- lightened legislation ...
Page 324
... matter of concern to me as I leave the Presidency of this Court ; and then I will hand the further care of it over to you , as a legacy on my departure for hereafter I may no longer speak with the same authority upon it , and those who ...
... matter of concern to me as I leave the Presidency of this Court ; and then I will hand the further care of it over to you , as a legacy on my departure for hereafter I may no longer speak with the same authority upon it , and those who ...
Page 508
... matter " . Education - Teachers - Dis- missals , resignations and transfers - Regulations pro- viding exhaustive code - Rules of natural justice not applicable - Education Act 1964 , ss . 158 , 161 A— Secondary and Technical Institute ...
... matter " . Education - Teachers - Dis- missals , resignations and transfers - Regulations pro- viding exhaustive code - Rules of natural justice not applicable - Education Act 1964 , ss . 158 , 161 A— Secondary and Technical Institute ...
Contents
To Bail or not to Bail | 21 |
A LessThanSupreme Court?A | 31 |
Partnerships and Taxation of the Family | 43 |
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