The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 25Butterworths, 1949 - Law |
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... considered is that all appeals to the Supreme Court under the new Act are to be by way of rehearing ; and hence , unless the parties consider that a Magistrate's decision is likely to be accepted as final by both sides , there will be ...
... considered is that all appeals to the Supreme Court under the new Act are to be by way of rehearing ; and hence , unless the parties consider that a Magistrate's decision is likely to be accepted as final by both sides , there will be ...
Page 89
... considered on its own particular facts . The reasons for the Court's conclusions in any one appeal may , however , be found to be of use as a guide to the presentation of a future appeal , and as an indication of the Court's method of ...
... considered on its own particular facts . The reasons for the Court's conclusions in any one appeal may , however , be found to be of use as a guide to the presentation of a future appeal , and as an indication of the Court's method of ...
Page 185
... considered immaterial . The highest Court in Australia unanimously held that the application for transmission must be rejected . The view of Sir Samuel Griffith , C.J. , as expressed at p . 689 , was that the Legislature , by the ...
... considered immaterial . The highest Court in Australia unanimously held that the application for transmission must be rejected . The view of Sir Samuel Griffith , C.J. , as expressed at p . 689 , was that the Legislature , by the ...
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