The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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... referred to in section 261 ( 2 ) ( c ) are the sections of the Companies Act 1955 as applied in relation to the winding up of a company by section 42 ( 1 ) of the Companies Amendment Act 1993 . Section 42 ( 1 ) of the Companies ...
... referred to in section 261 ( 2 ) ( c ) are the sections of the Companies Act 1955 as applied in relation to the winding up of a company by section 42 ( 1 ) of the Companies Amendment Act 1993 . Section 42 ( 1 ) of the Companies ...
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... referred to in the covering clauses to the Aus- tralian Constitution . For an example of the special status of New Zealand , recognised in the Australian legisla- tion , see eg Extradition ( Commonwealth Countries ) Act 1966 ( Cth ) Pt ...
... referred to in the covering clauses to the Aus- tralian Constitution . For an example of the special status of New Zealand , recognised in the Australian legisla- tion , see eg Extradition ( Commonwealth Countries ) Act 1966 ( Cth ) Pt ...
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... referred to or refer themselves to victim support services ; or on the extent to which , when victims are referred , the services in fact address their needs . This article addresses some of these issues . It is the second in a series ...
... referred to or refer themselves to victim support services ; or on the extent to which , when victims are referred , the services in fact address their needs . This article addresses some of these issues . It is the second in a series ...
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