The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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... allow multi - disciplinary partner- ships or MDPs . In England , the question of MDPs was dormant for some years , but the Law Society , which has so far come down against the idea , is reviewing the question . However , the Labour ...
... allow multi - disciplinary partner- ships or MDPs . In England , the question of MDPs was dormant for some years , but the Law Society , which has so far come down against the idea , is reviewing the question . However , the Labour ...
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... allow same - sex marriage is an act of discrimination on the grounds of sex and sexual orientation , which is ... allowing same - sex as well as opposite - sex marriage . The argument is plausible , but it was rejected in the High Court ...
... allow same - sex marriage is an act of discrimination on the grounds of sex and sexual orientation , which is ... allowing same - sex as well as opposite - sex marriage . The argument is plausible , but it was rejected in the High Court ...
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... allowing such appeals no longer apply ; the Privy Council should apply its critical faculties to New Zealand cases and not allow a divergent approach to the common law to appear here ; and the Privy Council should not fall for any ...
... allowing such appeals no longer apply ; the Privy Council should apply its critical faculties to New Zealand cases and not allow a divergent approach to the common law to appear here ; and the Privy Council should not fall for any ...
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