The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 30Butterworths, 1954 - Law |
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Page 113
... Judge remark that he never worked so hard as when he was appointed to the Bench . The strain is very considerable . It is not a high percentage of Judges that see their of office out to their seventy - second year . They fall by the ...
... Judge remark that he never worked so hard as when he was appointed to the Bench . The strain is very considerable . It is not a high percentage of Judges that see their of office out to their seventy - second year . They fall by the ...
Page 115
... Judge of the Court of Appeal became ill . In that event , the Chief Justice need not himself sit but might , if he wished , nominate another Supreme Court Judge for the purpose . Whenever the Chief Justice sits on any appeal , he should ...
... Judge of the Court of Appeal became ill . In that event , the Chief Justice need not himself sit but might , if he wished , nominate another Supreme Court Judge for the purpose . Whenever the Chief Justice sits on any appeal , he should ...
Page 298
... Judge in Chambers , and the order thereon is a Judge's order . ( c ) When the jurisdiction is vested in the Court or a Judge , the application may be by motion or summons . After the foregoing had been actually printed , the learned ...
... Judge in Chambers , and the order thereon is a Judge's order . ( c ) When the jurisdiction is vested in the Court or a Judge , the application may be by motion or summons . After the foregoing had been actually printed , the learned ...
Contents
The Hospital The Public | 52 |
Wellington | 71 |
Judicial Control of Trade Union Discipline J | 77 |
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