The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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Page 214
... Society are to foster and encourage the kind and humane treatment of all animals , in the knowledge that the animal species is capable of real feeling , and to prevent , and enforce action , against cruelty and harsh and thoughtless ...
... Society are to foster and encourage the kind and humane treatment of all animals , in the knowledge that the animal species is capable of real feeling , and to prevent , and enforce action , against cruelty and harsh and thoughtless ...
Page 369
... Society the traditional but potentially conflicting roles of representative body and regulator ; and it allows the NZLS , a statutory monopoly , to provide serv- ices of a commercial nature to practitioners . The effect of the latter ...
... Society the traditional but potentially conflicting roles of representative body and regulator ; and it allows the NZLS , a statutory monopoly , to provide serv- ices of a commercial nature to practitioners . The effect of the latter ...
Page 379
... Society ( and later District Law Societies ) should be voluntary and I agree with this , I agree with other comment that voluntary membership of District Law Socie- ties could lead to their collapse . A typical agenda for a small ...
... Society ( and later District Law Societies ) should be voluntary and I agree with this , I agree with other comment that voluntary membership of District Law Socie- ties could lead to their collapse . A typical agenda for a small ...
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