The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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... QUESTION OF FUNCTION Duncan Stewart. Don Mathias , Barrister , Auckland provides another view of Grayson O biter ... question centres on the accused's rights and the second on the trial . Broadly , the first question involves Bill of ...
... QUESTION OF FUNCTION Duncan Stewart. Don Mathias , Barrister , Auckland provides another view of Grayson O biter ... question centres on the accused's rights and the second on the trial . Broadly , the first question involves Bill of ...
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... question was a proceeding in Parliament . Essential steps to parliamentary action have been as- sumed by writers to constitute " proceedings of Parliament " . Drafting a motion for submission to the House , drafting a Bill or a question ...
... question was a proceeding in Parliament . Essential steps to parliamentary action have been as- sumed by writers to constitute " proceedings of Parliament " . Drafting a motion for submission to the House , drafting a Bill or a question ...
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... question is one which would be transacted between solvent traders . It does not ask how the transaction in question mirrors what would be the normal practice for that debtor , or that creditor , or even for that industry . Neither does ...
... question is one which would be transacted between solvent traders . It does not ask how the transaction in question mirrors what would be the normal practice for that debtor , or that creditor , or even for that industry . Neither does ...
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