The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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Page 124
... activities carried out by a landbroker pursuant to a licence granted under s 229 Land Transfer Act . In this regard Fisher J concluded that although the Act itself does not provide a clear definition of the activities authorised by a ...
... activities carried out by a landbroker pursuant to a licence granted under s 229 Land Transfer Act . In this regard Fisher J concluded that although the Act itself does not provide a clear definition of the activities authorised by a ...
Page 281
... activities now prohibited by the Misuse of Drugs Act 1975 would cease to be criminal offences where they involve only small amounts of cannabis and are done in private for personal purposes by persons over a minimum age ( say , 18 ) ...
... activities now prohibited by the Misuse of Drugs Act 1975 would cease to be criminal offences where they involve only small amounts of cannabis and are done in private for personal purposes by persons over a minimum age ( say , 18 ) ...
Page 283
... activities involving cannabis is far from conclu- sive evidence that the Convention requires them to do so as a matter of international legal obligation . Besides the open- textured nature of the main control provisions , the Conven ...
... activities involving cannabis is far from conclu- sive evidence that the Convention requires them to do so as a matter of international legal obligation . Besides the open- textured nature of the main control provisions , the Conven ...
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