The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 51Butterworths, 1976 - Law |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 86
Page 124
... means , in the second place , that the Court structure must be adjusted to the spread of the population in New Zealand and the significant variation in the workload of the Courts in different parts of the country . It needs to be ...
... means , in the second place , that the Court structure must be adjusted to the spread of the population in New Zealand and the significant variation in the workload of the Courts in different parts of the country . It needs to be ...
Page 216
... means Laurel and Hardy at number 2 in the Hit Parade , a ballad called " On the Trial of the Lonesome Pine " as sung ... mean it . Why ? Well , it's certainly not because those days were better , because they were certainly not . The ...
... means Laurel and Hardy at number 2 in the Hit Parade , a ballad called " On the Trial of the Lonesome Pine " as sung ... mean it . Why ? Well , it's certainly not because those days were better , because they were certainly not . The ...
Page 264
... means lay people will come to realise that lawyers are not just forbidding and expensive figures who charge clients fortunes for typing up forms and failing to persuade magistrates not to send them to periodic detention on blood ...
... means lay people will come to realise that lawyers are not just forbidding and expensive figures who charge clients fortunes for typing up forms and failing to persuade magistrates not to send them to periodic detention on blood ...
Contents
Admiralty Rules 1976 The J | 39 |
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way | 61 |
Revolution | 73 |
Copyright | |
12 other sections not shown
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
action administration Admiralty agreement Amendment apply appointment Auckland Bench Bill breach character evidence claim Commission Commissioner Committee common law consent constable contract counsel Court of Appeal crime criminal death deceased decision defendant discretion duty easement effect Europa Oil evidence exercise existing fact Government held Honour husband income interest issue Judge judgment judicial jurisdiction jury Justice law reform lawyers legislation Lord Lord Denning Lord Wilberforce Magistrate Maori land Maori Land Court matrimonial property matter Minister mortgage NZLJ NZLR offence Pan-Eastern Parliament particular parties person plaintiff police practice present principle prison Privy Council proceedings profession prosecution provisions purchase purpose question reason recognised registered relation repeal respect rules Sir Richard Wild solicitor spouse statute statutory suggested Supreme Court tax avoidance taxpayer Te Kuiti trial trust United Kingdom Viscount Dilhorne warrant Wellington Zealand Law Society