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Page 362
NZLJ. Act 1989 refer to the District Court or their own Courts as inferior . Clearly they are Courts of particular ... Court 362 - OCTOBER 1990 NEW ZEALAND LAW JOURNAL - COURT SYSTEM.
NZLJ. Act 1989 refer to the District Court or their own Courts as inferior . Clearly they are Courts of particular ... Court 362 - OCTOBER 1990 NEW ZEALAND LAW JOURNAL - COURT SYSTEM.
Page 364
... Court was a Court of record did not lift its inferior status . Although it is the District Court which has the power to enforce fines 6 and penalties of the Arbitration Court yet it was the sole province of the High Court , not the ...
... Court was a Court of record did not lift its inferior status . Although it is the District Court which has the power to enforce fines 6 and penalties of the Arbitration Court yet it was the sole province of the High Court , not the ...
Page 418
... Court's decision , that is , is not prescribed by the legal order to which the Court belongs , to be in favour of the government of that order . ( see fn 26 ) But where there is no revolutionary competitor for judicial recognition ...
... Court's decision , that is , is not prescribed by the legal order to which the Court belongs , to be in favour of the government of that order . ( see fn 26 ) But where there is no revolutionary competitor for judicial recognition ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 37 |
CULTURAL PROPERTY | 40 |
Company management reform | 54 |
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