The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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Page 69
... particular rules for particular facts ; grant the participants procedural rather substantive rights ; and allow cases to be decided by authorities interested in fashioning particular outcomes for particular urban land- scapes . This was ...
... particular rules for particular facts ; grant the participants procedural rather substantive rights ; and allow cases to be decided by authorities interested in fashioning particular outcomes for particular urban land- scapes . This was ...
Page 72
... particular interests that may be affected by particular plan- ning and resource allocation decisions . Under the RMA , stakeholders are given the opportunity to express their views on particular proposals ( such as on proposed rules in ...
... particular interests that may be affected by particular plan- ning and resource allocation decisions . Under the RMA , stakeholders are given the opportunity to express their views on particular proposals ( such as on proposed rules in ...
Page 134
... particular work , but an employer , or a person acting for the employer : refuses or fails to employ an applicant on that work ; or offers an applicant or employee less favourable terms of employment , fringe benefits , opportunities ...
... particular work , but an employer , or a person acting for the employer : refuses or fails to employ an applicant on that work ; or offers an applicant or employee less favourable terms of employment , fringe benefits , opportunities ...
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