The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 27Butterworths, 1951 - Law |
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Page 95
... Judges as the Governor from time to time ap- pointed . Before the year 1913 , there were appointed a Chief Justice and seven other Judges , but an additional Judge was appointed in each of the years 1913 , 1923 , and 1948 , so that to ...
... Judges as the Governor from time to time ap- pointed . Before the year 1913 , there were appointed a Chief Justice and seven other Judges , but an additional Judge was appointed in each of the years 1913 , 1923 , and 1948 , so that to ...
Page 132
... Judge , he nevertheless asserted that Judges might with propriety engage in trade . This was on the ground that no . Judge was fully employed by the duties of his office , and , accordingly , there was no reason why his spare time ...
... Judge , he nevertheless asserted that Judges might with propriety engage in trade . This was on the ground that no . Judge was fully employed by the duties of his office , and , accordingly , there was no reason why his spare time ...
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... Judge - and by now I have worked as a Judge for nineteen years— make one realize the limitations of humanity . I am quite sure the Judge often thinks : I am trying to do my best . The matter has to be decided . This is what I think to ...
... Judge - and by now I have worked as a Judge for nineteen years— make one realize the limitations of humanity . I am quite sure the Judge often thinks : I am trying to do my best . The matter has to be decided . This is what I think to ...
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Adams E C | 1 |
Public Highways in New Zealand as defined | 2 |
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