001
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First report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: (recommendations for bringing the Evidence Act more into conformity with modern requirements and to deal with certain specific problems that have arisen from the everyday work of the courts, e.g. battered baby syndrome).
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002
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Second report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: (Amendments to the Oaths Act, 1936).
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003
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Third report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: (relating to the Testator’s Family Maintenance Act 1918-1943 – time limitations).
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004
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Fourth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: (concerning the Motor Vehicles Act 1959-1968 – ability to sue spouses directly).
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005
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Fifth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: (Recommendation that the Arbitration Act 1891-1935 be repealed and replaced with Imperial Arbitration Act 1950 proposed as a bill but not included with this report).
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006
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Sixth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: (regarding Section 17 of the Wills Act 1936-1966).
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007
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Seventh report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: (regarding the law relating to animals).
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008
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Eighth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: (regarding a bill for an act to make provision for the enforcement in South Australia of judgements given in the United Kingdom or in other countries … which accord reciprocal treatment to judgements given in South Australia – Justice Act 1929-1965; Evidence Act 1929-1965). |
009
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Ninth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: (statutory interpretation).
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010
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Tenth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: (admissibility of computer evidence).
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011
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Eleventh report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: (regarding the reform of the law relating to women and their rights).
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012
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Twelfth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: (about the desirability of amending the law relating to limitation of actions to provide for extension of time in bringing actions).
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013
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Thirteenth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to the reform of the law on execution of civil judgements.
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014
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Fourteenth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: On suggested amendments to the law regarding suicide.
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015
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Fifteenth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to the reform of the law of libel and slander.
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016
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Sixteenth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to the law on sealing of documents.
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017
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Seventeenth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Concerning the law relating to mortgages and the rights of mortgagees.
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018
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Eighteenth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to illegitimate children.
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019
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Nineteenth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to the adoption of section 14 of the Trade Descriptions Act 1968 of the Parliament of the United Kingdom.
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020
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Twentieth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to section 124 of the Motor Vehicles Act 1969-1970.
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021
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Twenty-First report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to evidence taken out of the jurisdiction.
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022
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Twenty-Second report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to administration bonds and to the rights of retainer and preference of personal representatives of deceased estates.
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023
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Twenty-Third report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Regarding civil actions against witnesses who have committed perjury.
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024
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Twenty-Fourth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to the reform of the law of occupier’s liability (COVER ONLY – NO CONTENTS).
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025
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Twenty-Fifth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: On reform of the law relating to misfeasance and non-feasance.
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026
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Twenty-Sixth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Concerning the amendment of the law relating to fences and fencing.
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027
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Twenty-Seventh report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to the factor of the remarriage of a widow in assessing damages in fatal accidents under the Wrongs Act.
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028
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Twenty-Eighth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to the reform of the law on intestacy and wills.
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029
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Twenty-Ninth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to the award of costs to a litigant appearing in person.
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030
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[NOT ALLOCATED].
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031
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Thirty-First report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to the enactment of an appeal costs fund act.
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032
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Thirty-Second report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to the past records of offenders and other persons.
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033
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Thirty-Third report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to liability under part IV of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1959-1974.
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034
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Thirty-Fourth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to the repeal of the statute of frauds and cognate enactments in South Australia rendering contracts unenforceable unless the requirement of the statute have been complied with. |
035
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Thirty-Fifth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to standard terms in tenancy agreements.
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036
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Thirty-Sixth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to class actions.
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037
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Thirty-Seventh report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to the doctrines of frustration and illegality in the law of contract.
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038
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Thirty-Eighth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: On proposed amendments to the Industrial and Provident Societies Act, 1923-1974.
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039
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Thirty-Ninth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to the reform of the law of suretyship.
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040
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Fortieth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: On the powers of investment of trustees pursuant to the provisions of the Trustee Act.
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041
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Forty-First report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to the contractual capacity of infants.
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042
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Forty-Second report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to proceeding against and contributions between tortfeasors and other defendants.
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043
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Forty- report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to proposed contracts review legislation.
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044
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Forty-Fourth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to the effect of divorce upon wills.
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045
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Forty-Fifth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to the competence of spouses as witnesses in criminal prosecutions for injuries causing death or serious bodily injury to children.
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046
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Forty-Sixth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to the form of oath to be used in courts and other tribunals.
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047
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[NOT ALLOCATED].
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048
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Forty-Eighth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to owners or occupiers of land and trespassers on that land.
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049
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Forty-Ninth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to the consideration of the proposed bill regulating company takeovers.
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050
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Fiftieth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Regarding data protection.
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051
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Fifty-First report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to the review and reappraisal of the Twenty-Fifth report of this committee relating to misfeasance and non-feasance.
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052
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[NOT ALLOCATED].
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053
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Fifty-Third report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to the projected Securities Industry Bill, 1980 of the Commonwealth Parliament.
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054-055
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[NOT ALLOCATED].
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056
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Fifty-Sixth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to the fatal accidents provisions of the Wrongs Act 1936.
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057
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Fifty-Seventh report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to the Companies Bill, 1980.
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058
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Fifty-Eighth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: On the inherited imperial statute law with regard to proceedings in summary jurisdictions.
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059
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Fifty-Ninth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: In respect of imperial laws application within this state in relation to the criminal law.
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060
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Sixtieth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to locus standi in company law.
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061
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Sixty-First report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to the Inherited Imperial Law and the Civil Jurisdiction and Procedure of the Supreme Court.
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062
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Sixty-Second report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to reform of company law relating to pre-incorporation contracts.
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063-068
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[NOT ALLOCATED].
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069
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Sixty-Ninth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to group defamation.
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070
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Seventieth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to locus standi – prisoners’ rights.
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071-074
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[NOT ALLOCATED].
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075
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Seventy-Fifth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to the reform of the law of set-off.
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076
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[NOT ALLOCATED].
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077
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Seventy-Seventh report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to the reform of the law of delivery of deeds.
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078
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Seventy-Eighth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Dealing with disparate subjects in the inherited imperial law.
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079
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Seventy-Ninth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Dealing with the inherited imperial law.
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080
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Eightieth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to the inherited imperial law.
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081
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Eighty-First report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to the demise of the crown.
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082
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Eighty-Second report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to administrative appeals.
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083
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[NOT ALLOCATED].
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084
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Eighty-Fourth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to the reform of the law relating to the irrecoverability of benefits obtained by reason of mistake of law.
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085
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Eighty-Fifth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Dealing with the inherited imperial law between 1751 and 1780.
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086
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[NOT ALLOCATED].
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087
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Eighty-Seventh report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to claims for injuries from toxic substances and radiation effects.
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088
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[NOT ALLOCATED].
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089
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Eighty-Ninth report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Dealing with the inherited imperial law between 1801 and 1820.
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090-091
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[NOT ALLOCATED].
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092
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Ninety-Second report of the Law Reform Committee of South Australia: Relating to the inherited imperial Sunday Observance or Lord’s Day Acts.
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