The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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... legislation . The primary reason for this , of course , is the membership by the UK in the European Union and the imperative legislative pressures exerted by the European Commission on UK law . In company law , for example , the ...
... legislation . The primary reason for this , of course , is the membership by the UK in the European Union and the imperative legislative pressures exerted by the European Commission on UK law . In company law , for example , the ...
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... legislation was designed to save the State the cost of supporting the deceased's dependants ( 111 NZPD 501-509 ) . A wider view of " testamentary claims prevails today " according to Law Commission PP 24 : Succession Law Testamentary ...
... legislation was designed to save the State the cost of supporting the deceased's dependants ( 111 NZPD 501-509 ) . A wider view of " testamentary claims prevails today " according to Law Commission PP 24 : Succession Law Testamentary ...
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... legislation through Parlia- ment just as effectively as a majority single party govern- ment . All that has changed is the process within the executive by which that legislation is brought to the House . The executive still appointed ...
... legislation through Parlia- ment just as effectively as a majority single party govern- ment . All that has changed is the process within the executive by which that legislation is brought to the House . The executive still appointed ...
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