The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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... concerned that the free and It was inevitable that the first Chief Executive for Hong Kong would be hand - picked for his pro - Beijing beliefs . That person has an absolute power to appoint future Judges , although I accept there are ...
... concerned that the free and It was inevitable that the first Chief Executive for Hong Kong would be hand - picked for his pro - Beijing beliefs . That person has an absolute power to appoint future Judges , although I accept there are ...
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... concern to the local authorities which have written Agenda 21 into their regional and district plans , which intimately affect the rights of citizens . He would presumably be equally concerned at the attempt to use the International ...
... concern to the local authorities which have written Agenda 21 into their regional and district plans , which intimately affect the rights of citizens . He would presumably be equally concerned at the attempt to use the International ...
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... concerned and involve a range of possible penalties , including the loss of liberty through detention . Therefore ... concerned to present the case ; the complexity of the proce- dures concerned ; the need for reasonable speed in ...
... concerned and involve a range of possible penalties , including the loss of liberty through detention . Therefore ... concerned to present the case ; the complexity of the proce- dures concerned ; the need for reasonable speed in ...
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Elisabeth Burgess | 72 |
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