The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 5Butterworths, 1930 - Law |
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Page 72
... Judges , though they continued nominally to be appointed by the Crown , had their positions founded upon a Parliamentary statute . Although they contin- ued , and still continue , to be styled the King's Judges , as of old , they ceased ...
... Judges , though they continued nominally to be appointed by the Crown , had their positions founded upon a Parliamentary statute . Although they contin- ued , and still continue , to be styled the King's Judges , as of old , they ceased ...
Page 106
... Judges about juries . And , you can read the Law Reports of New Zealand as closely as you like , and you will never find a complimentary remark made about the jury by the Judges . In fact , Judges have repeatedly told juries to their ...
... Judges about juries . And , you can read the Law Reports of New Zealand as closely as you like , and you will never find a complimentary remark made about the jury by the Judges . In fact , Judges have repeatedly told juries to their ...
Page 318
... Judges of the Chancery Division always receive and generally revise the proofs of their judgments , a practice which obtains , also , with most of the Judges of the other Divisions . Besides the Law Reports issued by the Council of Law ...
... Judges of the Chancery Division always receive and generally revise the proofs of their judgments , a practice which obtains , also , with most of the Judges of the other Divisions . Besides the Law Reports issued by the Council of Law ...
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