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Construction Safety Law

Cornish, James William (Victoria University of Wellington, 1979)

The development of industrial safety law in Britain and New Zealand and the origins of construction, safety law are outlined in Part I. The administration and interpretation of the Construction Act 1959 are described in ...
Crown Liability in Tort in New Zealand

Neazor, Daniel Paul (Victoria University of Wellington, 1967)

Direct review by the Courts (e. g . by prerogative writs) of Executive acts and decisions generally provides the individual citizen with a means of overcoming for the future the adverse effects of such decisions and actions, ...
Individual Roles and Conflicting Moral Obligations: Examples from Corporate and Professional New Zealand

Krauthausen, Udo (Victoria University of Wellington, 2011)

This paper is concerned with the notion of role morality. It attempts to answer the question of how individuals deal with conflicts between role morality and personal convictions. Based upon the answer to this question ...
An Inheritance Code for New Zealand

Kelly, Gregory Francis (Victoria University of Wellington, 2010)

In this thesis I review New Zealand's present inheritance laws which are characterised by: 20 disparate statutes stretching back 100 years; a lack of clear and consistent policies; a failure to adapt to fundamental changes ...
The Obesity Epidemic: Towards a Regulatory Framework to Combat Obesity in New Zealand

Barker, Sarah (Victoria University of Wellington, 2011)

There is currently a global obesity epidemic and New Zealand, like many other countries, has high levels of obesity both in the adult and child population. This presents a threat to society due to the risk to individual ...
Patent as a Generator Rather than Inhibitor of Drug Accessibility in Developing Countries: a Critical Examination of India's Patent Model

Pitkovsky, Gilat Ezra (Victoria University of Wellington, 2009)

Patent's reputation as a constructive mechanism in the developing world was not a common notion. The prospect of utilising pharmaceutical patents to generate drug accessibility in developing countries did not seem possible. ...
The Quest for Legitimacy: A Comparative Constitutional Study of the Origin and Role of Direct Democracy in Switzerland, California, and New Zealand

Gobbi, Mark W. (Victoria University of Wellington, 1994)

This thesis is a comparative constitutional study of the origin and role of direct democracy in Switzerland, California, and New Zealand. It reveals that the direct democracy systems in these jurisdictions came into being ...
Taming the Wild West: a Framework for Regulating and Applying Broadcasting Standards to Internet Content in New Zealand

Dearing, Matthew Charles (Victoria University of Wellington, 2010)

The role of the Broadcasting Standards Authority (BSA) is to determine the areas where, and the extent to which, television and radio broadcasters' right to freedom of expression should give way to other interests that are ...