The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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Page 183
... important concepts in the field of environ- mental law in Canada and New Zealand .... It describes concepts and competing theories . It provides a means to achieve a view of the big picture and a context for the details . The format ...
... important concepts in the field of environ- mental law in Canada and New Zealand .... It describes concepts and competing theories . It provides a means to achieve a view of the big picture and a context for the details . The format ...
Page 300
... important com- ments with regard to the legal implications of Australia's relationship with New Zealand . His Honour stated : I have mentioned as relevant the fact that proceedings are on foot in New Zealand . That country is , of ...
... important com- ments with regard to the legal implications of Australia's relationship with New Zealand . His Honour stated : I have mentioned as relevant the fact that proceedings are on foot in New Zealand . That country is , of ...
Page 314
... important not only that professionals are ethical , but that clients and potential clients have some way of knowing the ethical stance of practitioners even though they do not know them or their moral views personally . The adoption and ...
... important not only that professionals are ethical , but that clients and potential clients have some way of knowing the ethical stance of practitioners even though they do not know them or their moral views personally . The adoption and ...
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Lawyers and accountants where | 7 |
Advertising Manager | 36 |
Elisabeth Burgess | 72 |
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