The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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Page 71
... approach based upon the control of environmental effects does not allow for the consideration of social , economic or cultural factors . Therefore , if an activity causes adverse environmental ef- fects , it would be prohibited ...
... approach based upon the control of environmental effects does not allow for the consideration of social , economic or cultural factors . Therefore , if an activity causes adverse environmental ef- fects , it would be prohibited ...
Page 229
... approach , noting that all too often this approach becomes an excuse for often ill - informed judicial ( and , he could add , economic ) interventionism . About the second view , which he characterises as " rule of the thumb " , he is ...
... approach , noting that all too often this approach becomes an excuse for often ill - informed judicial ( and , he could add , economic ) interventionism . About the second view , which he characterises as " rule of the thumb " , he is ...
Page 247
... approach at ( 1977 ) 64 Biometrika 207 the Court of Appeal should revert to the two - stage approach without any discussion of the arguments against it . These arguments were recently and accessibly explained by Dr I W Evett in his ...
... approach at ( 1977 ) 64 Biometrika 207 the Court of Appeal should revert to the two - stage approach without any discussion of the arguments against it . These arguments were recently and accessibly explained by Dr I W Evett in his ...
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