The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 55Butterworths, 1980 - Law |
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Page 147
... Judge X " . If there are District Court Judges with the same surname then his or her initials should follow the ... Judge . When jurisdic- monses , orders and the like the correct description is given to District Court Judges to preside ...
... Judge X " . If there are District Court Judges with the same surname then his or her initials should follow the ... Judge . When jurisdic- monses , orders and the like the correct description is given to District Court Judges to preside ...
Page 379
... Judge , and par- ticularly a law making Appellate Judge , is not in an easy position . He has , as Professor Nash pointed out , a dual concern , first for the case before him , and secondly for the development of the common law . A trial ...
... Judge , and par- ticularly a law making Appellate Judge , is not in an easy position . He has , as Professor Nash pointed out , a dual concern , first for the case before him , and secondly for the development of the common law . A trial ...
Page 458
... Judge whether or not to grant the certificate : for section 12 ( 1 ) provides that where the requirements are satisfied the Judge ' may ' grant the certificate , and I can see no grounds for saying that this is one of the limited class ...
... Judge whether or not to grant the certificate : for section 12 ( 1 ) provides that where the requirements are satisfied the Judge ' may ' grant the certificate , and I can see no grounds for saying that this is one of the limited class ...
Contents
Denis Orme | 3 |
How Strong is New Zealands Claim | 6 |
Stewart and Tozer v Smith | v |
Copyright | |
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