Constitutional and Administrative Law in New Zealand

A H Angelo

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This article is a book review of Philip A Joseph Constitutional and Administrative Law in New Zealand (The Law Book Company Limited, London, 1993). The book provides a comprehensive examination of New Zealand's constitutional law and practice. Angelo concludes that the book will be useful for legal practitioners and students alike, and will have long lasting value as a reference text for New Zealand's constitutional development and system

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