The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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Page 71
... principle to be justified , either the original principle itself must be flawed , or there must be something about the particular situation that makes the principle unnecessary or inappropriate . In the absence of an argument against ...
... principle to be justified , either the original principle itself must be flawed , or there must be something about the particular situation that makes the principle unnecessary or inappropriate . In the absence of an argument against ...
Page 162
... principle should be applied . The second issue of quantum that must be questioned is whether Holden , by being compensated for the shares on pre - oppression value and not crediting any value achieved by his interests in taking over the ...
... principle should be applied . The second issue of quantum that must be questioned is whether Holden , by being compensated for the shares on pre - oppression value and not crediting any value achieved by his interests in taking over the ...
Page 236
... principle the right of all political parties to access information held by Public Service departments . In its publication Working Under Proportional Repre- sentation , it noted the Official Information Act 1982 ( that official ...
... principle the right of all political parties to access information held by Public Service departments . In its publication Working Under Proportional Repre- sentation , it noted the Official Information Act 1982 ( that official ...
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