The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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... constitution . Selected facets of these issues are explored in this article , a shortened version of a chapter in ... constitution . However , the prescribed form for the application for reregistration ( Form 1 ) anticipates lodge- ment ...
... constitution . Selected facets of these issues are explored in this article , a shortened version of a chapter in ... constitution . However , the prescribed form for the application for reregistration ( Form 1 ) anticipates lodge- ment ...
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... constitution . This course of action appears to fit within the scope of s 6 which authorises the board , without involvement of the members , to effect a reregistration where it will not alter their rights and obligations . Whilst the ...
... constitution . This course of action appears to fit within the scope of s 6 which authorises the board , without involvement of the members , to effect a reregistration where it will not alter their rights and obligations . Whilst the ...
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... constitution even for small companies which may be most likely to be in this category . Pre - emptive rights The most significant change in the structure of a company resulting from deemed reregistration is that any pre - emptive rights ...
... constitution even for small companies which may be most likely to be in this category . Pre - emptive rights The most significant change in the structure of a company resulting from deemed reregistration is that any pre - emptive rights ...
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