The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2003 - Law |
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... Privy Council said the law was well established . No longer was it necessary to balance these competing public interests . The law had long come down in favour of the predominance of legal professional privilege . The Privy Council ...
... Privy Council said the law was well established . No longer was it necessary to balance these competing public interests . The law had long come down in favour of the predominance of legal professional privilege . The Privy Council ...
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... Privy Council debate so far is the effect that a new Supreme Court will have on the doctrine of precedent in New Zealand , and particularly the effect that it will have on the precedent status of Privy Council decisions . The Advisory ...
... Privy Council debate so far is the effect that a new Supreme Court will have on the doctrine of precedent in New Zealand , and particularly the effect that it will have on the precedent status of Privy Council decisions . The Advisory ...
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... Privy Council ) , it seems arguable that that tribunal alone should be left to undertake this task , and not the lower Courts . COURT OF APPEAL DECISIONS There is then the question whether the establishment of the Supreme Court will ...
... Privy Council ) , it seems arguable that that tribunal alone should be left to undertake this task , and not the lower Courts . COURT OF APPEAL DECISIONS There is then the question whether the establishment of the Supreme Court will ...
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Editorial | 1 |
LexisNexis NZ Limited | 25 |
Reviewing the Arbitration Act 1996 | 34 |
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