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... Court proceedings manifest . It has been important therefore that over the past decade or more the seats of justice in the High Court and District Court in Christchurch , Auckland and now Wellington have been given proper buildings ...
... Court proceedings manifest . It has been important therefore that over the past decade or more the seats of justice in the High Court and District Court in Christchurch , Auckland and now Wellington have been given proper buildings ...
Page 230
... Court : The Maori Land Court should be a Court of Justice with traditional judicial standing and independence . But if it is to be that , it must strive to be predominantly a judicial and less of an administrative body . Once a Court ...
... Court : The Maori Land Court should be a Court of Justice with traditional judicial standing and independence . But if it is to be that , it must strive to be predominantly a judicial and less of an administrative body . Once a Court ...
Page 458
NZLJ. Land Court . In oral references in Court it is unnecessary to preface a reference to a Judge or Justice with " His " or " Her " Honour . Furthermore , when writing letters or memoranda to Judges or to the Registrar of the Court it ...
NZLJ. Land Court . In oral references in Court it is unnecessary to preface a reference to a Judge or Justice with " His " or " Her " Honour . Furthermore , when writing letters or memoranda to Judges or to the Registrar of the Court it ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 1 |
CENSORSHIP | 16 |
CONSTITUTIONAL | 22 |
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