New Zealand: The Development of Its Laws and ConstitutionStudy commenting on revision of legislation to meet social policy purposes in New Zealand - covers administration of justice, parliamentary practices, legal aid services, social security, labour courts, marketing, banking, trends thereof, etc. Bibliography pp. 503 to 508. |
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