The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 49Butterworths, 1974 - Law |
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... appointed . The range of ages on appointment of the Judges is outlined in the chart below : Age Year of appointment 1946 1953 1958 1963 1968 -52 -57 -62 -67 -72 65-69 : 60-64 : 55-59 : 50-54 : 45-49 : 40-44 : I 151 1112-1 11412 I 1351 ...
... appointed . The range of ages on appointment of the Judges is outlined in the chart below : Age Year of appointment 1946 1953 1958 1963 1968 -52 -57 -62 -67 -72 65-69 : 60-64 : 55-59 : 50-54 : 45-49 : 40-44 : I 151 1112-1 11412 I 1351 ...
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... appointments - Reform The proposition that the probability of a successful appointment is increased by enlarging the pool of candidates seems incontrovertible . In view of this it seems reasonable to inquire as to whether or not the ...
... appointments - Reform The proposition that the probability of a successful appointment is increased by enlarging the pool of candidates seems incontrovertible . In view of this it seems reasonable to inquire as to whether or not the ...
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... appointment while on the committee ) , and five others ( perhaps laymen , politicians and judicial officers ) ... appointment of younger persons Judges does not of itself bring about a younger Bench . Such appointments bring with them the ...
... appointment while on the committee ) , and five others ( perhaps laymen , politicians and judicial officers ) ... appointment of younger persons Judges does not of itself bring about a younger Bench . Such appointments bring with them the ...
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