The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 51Butterworths, 1976 - Law |
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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 ...
Page 129
... Supreme Court of this country the Society accepts that it would result in the better utilisation of judicial talent . 7.2 The Society therefore believes that the Supreme Court should be primarily concerned with more important litigation ...
... Supreme Court of this country the Society accepts that it would result in the better utilisation of judicial talent . 7.2 The Society therefore believes that the Supreme Court should be primarily concerned with more important litigation ...
Page 134
... Court . It would also make the Supreme Court a more agreeable place for litigants and witnesses and go some way towards removing the Supreme Court's reputation for undue adherence to outdated and inefficient modes of conducting the ...
... Court . It would also make the Supreme Court a more agreeable place for litigants and witnesses and go some way towards removing the Supreme Court's reputation for undue adherence to outdated and inefficient modes of conducting the ...
Contents
Admiralty Rules 1976 The J | 39 |
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way | 61 |
Revolution | 73 |
Copyright | |
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