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Page 148
... Court of Appeal as the last bastion of rationality in the otherwise increasingly uncertain world of em- ployment jurisprudence . In crucial areas of the employment relationship - its commencement , operation and termination - the Court ...
... Court of Appeal as the last bastion of rationality in the otherwise increasingly uncertain world of em- ployment jurisprudence . In crucial areas of the employment relationship - its commencement , operation and termination - the Court ...
Page 149
NZLJ. COURT OF APPEAL VACILLATES What then can be made of the Court of Appeal's November 1998 judgment in Clemow ? There , the Court suggests that an employer would not be justified in dismissing an em- ployee on grounds of ( otherwise ...
NZLJ. COURT OF APPEAL VACILLATES What then can be made of the Court of Appeal's November 1998 judgment in Clemow ? There , the Court suggests that an employer would not be justified in dismissing an em- ployee on grounds of ( otherwise ...
Page 416
... appeal from a District Court sentence on indictable matters is to the High Court unless the penalty exceeds five years . However all appeals against conviction following jury trial are di- rect to the Court of Appeal irrespective of the ...
... appeal from a District Court sentence on indictable matters is to the High Court unless the penalty exceeds five years . However all appeals against conviction following jury trial are di- rect to the Court of Appeal irrespective of the ...
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