The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 51Butterworths, 1976 - Law |
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... appointed a Judge of the Courts Martial Appeal Court . That judicial appointment was a precursor to the Supreme Court Bench for it is in honour of that Ongley that we are gathered here today . " The appointment of a Judge is always an ...
... appointed a Judge of the Courts Martial Appeal Court . That judicial appointment was a precursor to the Supreme Court Bench for it is in honour of that Ongley that we are gathered here today . " The appointment of a Judge is always an ...
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... appointment as one of Her Majesty's Judges . " The profession in Wellington and , I am sure , throughout New Zealand received the announce- ment of your Honour's appointment with great satisfaction , " he said . " Though there are many ...
... appointment as one of Her Majesty's Judges . " The profession in Wellington and , I am sure , throughout New Zealand received the announce- ment of your Honour's appointment with great satisfaction , " he said . " Though there are many ...
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... appointment could be made . " Some of those sitting with you began their judicial life in the same way as do you , and you may think they are none the worse for it . In your case it will be a bare five weeks before your appointment is ...
... appointment could be made . " Some of those sitting with you began their judicial life in the same way as do you , and you may think they are none the worse for it . In your case it will be a bare five weeks before your appointment is ...
Contents
Admiralty Rules 1976 The J | 39 |
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way | 61 |
Revolution | 73 |
Copyright | |
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