The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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Page 180
... responsibilities as officers of the Court . It might also be appropriate " for the rare or unusual cases when , for one ... responsibility to determine any resulting charges is vested in the District Disciplinary Tribunals and the New ...
... responsibilities as officers of the Court . It might also be appropriate " for the rare or unusual cases when , for one ... responsibility to determine any resulting charges is vested in the District Disciplinary Tribunals and the New ...
Page 393
... responsibility for negligent manslaughter in such cases will depend on a proof of " major departure " from the standard of care expected of a reasonable person . This test is intended to raise the threshold of liability from ordinary ...
... responsibility for negligent manslaughter in such cases will depend on a proof of " major departure " from the standard of care expected of a reasonable person . This test is intended to raise the threshold of liability from ordinary ...
Page 409
... responsibilities of direc- tors ; and Anita Roddick , founder of The Body Shop , came to visit The Body Shop New Zealand and to speak on " Corporate Responsibility in the New Millennium " . Anita Roddick Ms Roddick offered a challenge ...
... responsibilities of direc- tors ; and Anita Roddick , founder of The Body Shop , came to visit The Body Shop New Zealand and to speak on " Corporate Responsibility in the New Millennium " . Anita Roddick Ms Roddick offered a challenge ...
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