The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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Page 50
... established that when one is considering the purpose or purposes for which an institution is established one must look first to its founding documents " . ( Tipping J in IPENZ at 572. ) This is so whether the body in question has been ...
... established that when one is considering the purpose or purposes for which an institution is established one must look first to its founding documents " . ( Tipping J in IPENZ at 572. ) This is so whether the body in question has been ...
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... established to maintain the register , but that is not an end in itself . It is a necessary mechanism for achieving the purpose of registration . The purpose for which the Council is established is the purpose of the Act and of the ...
... established to maintain the register , but that is not an end in itself . It is a necessary mechanism for achieving the purpose of registration . The purpose for which the Council is established is the purpose of the Act and of the ...
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... established from time to time under this convention . " ICAO " is the International Civil Aviation Organisation established under the Chicago Convention , and of which the contracting states , including New Zealand , are members . In ...
... established from time to time under this convention . " ICAO " is the International Civil Aviation Organisation established under the Chicago Convention , and of which the contracting states , including New Zealand , are members . In ...
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