The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 51Butterworths, 1976 - Law |
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Page 126
... Court Judges a " turn " on the Court of Appeal has become a matter of administrative policy policy , moreover , which is pursued irrespective of the individual Judge's ability in appellate work . a 6.2 The chain of events leading up to ...
... Court Judges a " turn " on the Court of Appeal has become a matter of administrative policy policy , moreover , which is pursued irrespective of the individual Judge's ability in appellate work . a 6.2 The chain of events leading up to ...
Page 127
... Court are constantly having to change ... then those Judges constituting the Court would not sit together often ... Appeal . 6.13 Nonetheless , a permanent Court of Appeal consisting of three members was establish- ed by an amendment of ...
... Court are constantly having to change ... then those Judges constituting the Court would not sit together often ... Appeal . 6.13 Nonetheless , a permanent Court of Appeal consisting of three members was establish- ed by an amendment of ...
Page 128
NZLJ. " The Court of Appeal should be the Court of 7 The Supreme Court Appeal . It should determine its own pro- gramme , make its own fixtures , and devote itself to its own work , uninterrupted , except possibly in cases of the ...
NZLJ. " The Court of Appeal should be the Court of 7 The Supreme Court Appeal . It should determine its own pro- gramme , make its own fixtures , and devote itself to its own work , uninterrupted , except possibly in cases of the ...
Contents
Admiralty Rules 1976 The J | 39 |
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way | 61 |
Revolution | 73 |
Copyright | |
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