The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1990 - Law |
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Page 187
... judicial processes . There is a necessary inter- relationship , a symbiotic dependence of the political and the judicial on one another . There must inevitably be a degree of tension . No one can ever draw the line with clarity , much ...
... judicial processes . There is a necessary inter- relationship , a symbiotic dependence of the political and the judicial on one another . There must inevitably be a degree of tension . No one can ever draw the line with clarity , much ...
Page 292
... judicial performance . The English legal system has hitherto worked on the doubtful premise that the Lord Chancellor and his department can , through informal contact , assess the character and the ability of candidates for judicial ...
... judicial performance . The English legal system has hitherto worked on the doubtful premise that the Lord Chancellor and his department can , through informal contact , assess the character and the ability of candidates for judicial ...
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... judicial education programme . The Council is also encouraging the adoption of a system of clerkship to Judges . Further , there is an ongoing effort to establish a Caribbean Court of Appeal which will replace the Judicial Committee of ...
... judicial education programme . The Council is also encouraging the adoption of a system of clerkship to Judges . Further , there is an ongoing effort to establish a Caribbean Court of Appeal which will replace the Judicial Committee of ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 37 |
CULTURAL PROPERTY | 40 |
Company management reform | 54 |
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