The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1994 - Law |
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... reports published by Macassey were limited to his own area because of the difficulty of communications ( conducted on foot or horseback or by sea ) in an elongated and sparsely - populated colony . However , because Otago and Southland ...
... reports published by Macassey were limited to his own area because of the difficulty of communications ( conducted on foot or horseback or by sea ) in an elongated and sparsely - populated colony . However , because Otago and Southland ...
Page 77
... Reports appeared at the end of 1883. The first editor was William Fitzgerald , who had been one of the editors of the OB & F Reports . He was succeeded by Martin Chapman in 1888 , who remained as editor until 1906 ! During these early ...
... Reports appeared at the end of 1883. The first editor was William Fitzgerald , who had been one of the editors of the OB & F Reports . He was succeeded by Martin Chapman in 1888 , who remained as editor until 1906 ! During these early ...
Page 78
NZLJ. Reports of particular Courts and tribunals The concentration of the New Zealand Law Reports on judgments of the Supreme Court and Court of Appeal necessitated the publication of reports of decisions of other legal institutions . A ...
NZLJ. Reports of particular Courts and tribunals The concentration of the New Zealand Law Reports on judgments of the Supreme Court and Court of Appeal necessitated the publication of reports of decisions of other legal institutions . A ...
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