The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1994 - Law |
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Page 288
... Judge by abolition of the Court upon which the Judge is sitting must not occur . If the legislature re - organises the Court system by changing or even abolishing Courts , the convention requires the Judges of the old Court be offered a ...
... Judge by abolition of the Court upon which the Judge is sitting must not occur . If the legislature re - organises the Court system by changing or even abolishing Courts , the convention requires the Judges of the old Court be offered a ...
Page 312
... judges returning to the bar . The views finally expressed by the Council reflected a unanimous position of all Council members . When we came to the conclusion we did , we were aware that it would not be a view that everyone in the ...
... judges returning to the bar . The views finally expressed by the Council reflected a unanimous position of all Council members . When we came to the conclusion we did , we were aware that it would not be a view that everyone in the ...
Page 365
... Judge . You can count on your hands the Judges of this country who have had a longer service . I have therefore had plenty of opportunity to view the relationship of the community and the judiciary . To say that it has changed from the ...
... Judge . You can count on your hands the Judges of this country who have had a longer service . I have therefore had plenty of opportunity to view the relationship of the community and the judiciary . To say that it has changed from the ...
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