The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1984 - Law |
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... Appeal in Norrie v The Senate of the University of Auckland , ( Court of Appeal , CA28 / 83 , 21 December 1983 ) should prove of the greatest interest to University administrators and members of the legal profession who felt that the ...
... Appeal in Norrie v The Senate of the University of Auckland , ( Court of Appeal , CA28 / 83 , 21 December 1983 ) should prove of the greatest interest to University administrators and members of the legal profession who felt that the ...
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... Appeal The major address at the Conference was by Mr L P Leary QC who spoke with that vigour which still marks his utterances , on the subject of A Permanent Court of Appeal . He was strongly of the view that the Conference should ...
... Appeal The major address at the Conference was by Mr L P Leary QC who spoke with that vigour which still marks his utterances , on the subject of A Permanent Court of Appeal . He was strongly of the view that the Conference should ...
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... Appeal decisions ( not two ) . From the list of cited cases given in the law reports ( [ 1983 ] 2 AC at 194 ) it ... Appeal ( [ 1982 ] 1 All ER 685 ) . The Court of Appeal was presided over by Lord Brandon of Oakbrook who delivered the ...
... Appeal decisions ( not two ) . From the list of cited cases given in the law reports ( [ 1983 ] 2 AC at 194 ) it ... Appeal ( [ 1982 ] 1 All ER 685 ) . The Court of Appeal was presided over by Lord Brandon of Oakbrook who delivered the ...
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