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... high level of protection . That Court provides the safeguard against the legal system going awry . Provided High Court Judges are only removable by a process which is widely recognised as likely to provoke a constitutional crisis , it ...
... high level of protection . That Court provides the safeguard against the legal system going awry . Provided High Court Judges are only removable by a process which is widely recognised as likely to provoke a constitutional crisis , it ...
Page 371
... High Court Rules . It is also the simplest procedure . In the Gold & Resources Develop ments case ( supra ) the application for leave was made under Part X of the High Court Rules . Counsel responding to the application sought to have ...
... High Court Rules . It is also the simplest procedure . In the Gold & Resources Develop ments case ( supra ) the application for leave was made under Part X of the High Court Rules . Counsel responding to the application sought to have ...
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... high R v Jones As the High Court judgment reducing Mr Binnie's sentence was a nullity , the Court of Appeal had to hear the matter Under the Summary Proceedings Act 1957 , appeal from a District Court sentence on indictable matters is ...
... high R v Jones As the High Court judgment reducing Mr Binnie's sentence was a nullity , the Court of Appeal had to hear the matter Under the Summary Proceedings Act 1957 , appeal from a District Court sentence on indictable matters is ...
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