The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 26Butterworths, 1950 - Law |
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... existing parents , and that they cease to be his parents . The second proviso to this paragraph preserves any rights acquired by the child before the making of the adoption order . 66 The only persons referred to in paras . ( a ) and ...
... existing parents , and that they cease to be his parents . The second proviso to this paragraph preserves any rights acquired by the child before the making of the adoption order . 66 The only persons referred to in paras . ( a ) and ...
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... existing parents , and that they cease to be his parents . The second proviso to this paragraph preserves any rights acquired by the child before the making of the adoption order . The only persons referred to in paras . ( a ) and ( b ) ...
... existing parents , and that they cease to be his parents . The second proviso to this paragraph preserves any rights acquired by the child before the making of the adoption order . The only persons referred to in paras . ( a ) and ( b ) ...
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... existing scheme of examination in which there is a common paper with neces- sarily one standard only as to the scope and standard of the paper and as to the award of marks . At present before the paper is set , the four Deans may submit ...
... existing scheme of examination in which there is a common paper with neces- sarily one standard only as to the scope and standard of the paper and as to the award of marks . At present before the paper is set , the four Deans may submit ...
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