The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1984 - Law |
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Page 150
... Judges . First , to deal with the form of address in Court about other Judges of the Court of Appeal , the High Court and the District Court . Judges of all Courts are addressed in Court as " Your Honour " or " Sir " . If a first ...
... Judges . First , to deal with the form of address in Court about other Judges of the Court of Appeal , the High Court and the District Court . Judges of all Courts are addressed in Court as " Your Honour " or " Sir " . If a first ...
Page 151
... Judge D J. Sullivan Yours faithfully His Honour , Judge Dear Judge Yours faithfully His Honour , Judge Judges of the Court of Arbitration and other Judges of Tribunals including Maori Land Court . Chief Judge is used where appropriate ...
... Judge D J. Sullivan Yours faithfully His Honour , Judge Dear Judge Yours faithfully His Honour , Judge Judges of the Court of Arbitration and other Judges of Tribunals including Maori Land Court . Chief Judge is used where appropriate ...
Page 353
... Judges . This is in two senses . First of all to assist the Judges in coming to their decisions by preparing cases and arguing the points in issue . This is the obvious and accepted function of counsel . An argument can be made that the ...
... Judges . This is in two senses . First of all to assist the Judges in coming to their decisions by preparing cases and arguing the points in issue . This is the obvious and accepted function of counsel . An argument can be made that the ...
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