Case note 94692 [2008] NZPrivCmr 9: Man's colleague receives information about application
A man applied for registration with his professional body. The man authorised a colleague to pay the necessary fees so that his registration was not delayed.
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A man applied for registration with his professional body. The man authorised a colleague to pay the necessary fees so that his registration was not delayed.
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