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To settle or not to settle? : an analysis of Maori claims to petroleum

White, Dave, 1971- (2000)
Towards a better constitution

Cunliffe, Mark. (2003)
Towards plain packaging: New Zealand's way forward in the regulation of tobacco products

McLean, Ella (2013)

The New Zealand Government has indicated its intention to legislate for the plain packaging of tobacco products. This paper considers what path New Zealand should take in implementing its own plain packaging regime. ...
To what extent may states derogate from the fundamental right to liberty in order to protect themselves against terrorism

Rodgers-Smith, Catherine. (2005)
To whom will ye liken me, and make me equal? Reformulating the role of the comparator in the identification of discrimination

Emanuel, Asher Gabriel (2013)

The use of comparator groups has to date been central to establishing a breach of s 19 of the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990. The New Zealand courts’ approach to the formulation of comparator groups admits a lack of ...
To write the right to property : the right to property in New Zealand and its possible inclusion in the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990

Pulley, Karyn. (2003)
Track Two diplomacy: an approach to disputes resolution in the South China Sea

Wirakara, Rizal. (2002)
Trade and Environment: A Mutually Supportive Interpretation of WTO Agreements in Light of Multilateral Environmental Agreements

Stuart, Laura (2013)

This paper considers how the WTO can make better use of the principle of “mutual supportiveness” as an interpretative tool. It examines the success of the WTO in enhancing the relationship between trade and environment and ...
Trade and environment in the new round

Fox, Phillippa. (2002)
Trade and the Environment: Greening of the WTO

Paulson, Stella Kasoulides (2013)

The World Trade Organisation has often been demonised for its negative effect on the environment. Environmentalists have chastised the WTO for a failure to protect the environment against the impact of globalised trade. ...
Transitional justice : the path to peace : a case study of Sierra Leone

Hattendorff, Silke. (2004)
The Trans-Pacific Partnership - A bane or boon to corporate social responsibility?

Ariyaratne, Nilupuli (2016)

This paper examines the possible positive and negative effects that the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) can have on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). Accordingly, the thesis will analyse these effects to determine ...
Transplanting mediation into complex settings : dispute resolution of Maori fisheries issues

Sharpe, Susannah. (1997)
The Treaty of Waitangi and the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990

Blades, Alexander. (1992)
Triangular employment undermining New Zealand's labour laws

Bowater, Esther (2018)

This paper explores triangular employment in New Zealand and how it undermines existing labour laws. It examines the existing legislation, how the courts have managed triangular employment within the current framework, the ...
The Triple Lottery

Neal, Bronwyn (2017)

Under s 32 of the Sentencing Act 2002 reparation may be imposed for “emotional harm” and “loss or damage consequential on [...] physical harm”. This conflicts with New Zealand’s Accident Compensation Scheme (ACC) if the ...
A Truly No-Fault Approach to Treatment Injury Cover in Accident Compensation

Upperton, Ruth (2013)

New Zealand’s accident compensation system is ‘no-fault’, meaning that New Zealanders are compensated for their injuries whether or not they can find someone to blame for their misfortune. However, until 2005, claimants ...
A trust is a trust, of course of course? : the Limitation Act 1950, Section 21 and the constructive trust

Barsi, Mauro. (1999)
Trusts in common law and civil law

Heup, Eva (2016)

This paper deals with common law trusts and their adoption in civil law jurisdictions. It analyses whether common law trusts in fact have a Roman origin and why the trust concept, understood as a matter of property law, ...
Two kinds of constitution: a comparison between Germany and New Zealand

Nachtwey, Joerg. (2002)