The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 5Butterworths, 1930 - Law |
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Page 73
... independence of the Bench and to separate the Judiciary from the Executive . The theory underlying the system of election authorised by the American Constitution is that , though both the Bench and the Legislat ire should equally derive ...
... independence of the Bench and to separate the Judiciary from the Executive . The theory underlying the system of election authorised by the American Constitution is that , though both the Bench and the Legislat ire should equally derive ...
Page 85
... independence of the Bar con- cerning which much that is eloquent has been said and written . It is , however , a privilege which should not be and rarely is abused . " My noble and learned friend Lord Broug- ham , " said Sir Alexander ...
... independence of the Bar con- cerning which much that is eloquent has been said and written . It is , however , a privilege which should not be and rarely is abused . " My noble and learned friend Lord Broug- ham , " said Sir Alexander ...
Page 219
... independence would not have allowed the prestige of his name to have been used by a commercial undertaking for its own purposes . The office , indeed , of editor - in - chief of the work was no sinecure , for not only was the general ...
... independence would not have allowed the prestige of his name to have been used by a commercial undertaking for its own purposes . The office , indeed , of editor - in - chief of the work was no sinecure , for not only was the general ...
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