The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 6Butterworths, 1931 - Law |
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Page 17
... jurisdiction over such cases it was considered that there were then good reasons for the step ; but it is difficult to see that any such reasons now exist . One might just as usefully , and just as logically , set up a separate Court of ...
... jurisdiction over such cases it was considered that there were then good reasons for the step ; but it is difficult to see that any such reasons now exist . One might just as usefully , and just as logically , set up a separate Court of ...
Page 168
... jurisdiction , and , also claiming a mandatory injunction requiring it to remove such works as had been already completed . By arrangement the outstanding legal question was first argued whether or not upon the true construction of the ...
... jurisdiction , and , also claiming a mandatory injunction requiring it to remove such works as had been already completed . By arrangement the outstanding legal question was first argued whether or not upon the true construction of the ...
Page 344
... jurisdiction could be exercised . His Honour thought that failure to observe such requirements deprived a Magistrate of the jurisdiction conferred : Taylor v . Taylor , 1 Ch . D. 426 , per Jessell , M.R. at p . 431 ; and Craies on ...
... jurisdiction could be exercised . His Honour thought that failure to observe such requirements deprived a Magistrate of the jurisdiction conferred : Taylor v . Taylor , 1 Ch . D. 426 , per Jessell , M.R. at p . 431 ; and Craies on ...
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