The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1994 - Law |
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Page 89
... Courts. At the moment appeals from jury trials in that Court go direct to the Court of Appeal, don't they — to the Criminal divisions? Could there be an argument that they could go to a Full Court of the High Court in the first instance ...
... Courts. At the moment appeals from jury trials in that Court go direct to the Court of Appeal, don't they — to the Criminal divisions? Could there be an argument that they could go to a Full Court of the High Court in the first instance ...
Page 89
... Courts . At the moment appeals from jury trials in that Court go direct to the Court of Appeal , don't they to the Criminal divisions ? Could there be an argument that they could go to a Full Court of the High Court in the - first ...
... Courts . At the moment appeals from jury trials in that Court go direct to the Court of Appeal , don't they to the Criminal divisions ? Could there be an argument that they could go to a Full Court of the High Court in the - first ...
Page 105
... High Court declared the legislation to be invalid . As the status of the High Court grew , it came to be thought of as more or less coordinate with the Privy Council . That , in the warning once given by Dixon CJ , might have produced ...
... High Court declared the legislation to be invalid . As the status of the High Court grew , it came to be thought of as more or less coordinate with the Privy Council . That , in the warning once given by Dixon CJ , might have produced ...
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