The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1989 - Law |
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Page 184
... District Court - being a creature of statute has been thought of as lacking an inherent jurisdiction . This has prevented District Court Judges from dismissing criminal cases in which the defendant , through no fault of his own , has ...
... District Court - being a creature of statute has been thought of as lacking an inherent jurisdiction . This has prevented District Court Judges from dismissing criminal cases in which the defendant , through no fault of his own , has ...
Page 205
... District Law Society Council and was active in the Hamilton Citizens Advisory Bureau . In 1977 he moved to Auckland , continuing in practice as a Barrister . He was active in professional groups and was on various committees of the ...
... District Law Society Council and was active in the Hamilton Citizens Advisory Bureau . In 1977 he moved to Auckland , continuing in practice as a Barrister . He was active in professional groups and was on various committees of the ...
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... District Law Society in 1930 noted that " for the first time in the number of practitioners in the for many years there was a decrease district " . Worse was to come . The in March 1933 , drew attention to the District president , A M ...
... District Law Society in 1930 noted that " for the first time in the number of practitioners in the for many years there was a decrease district " . Worse was to come . The in March 1933 , drew attention to the District president , A M ...
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PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE | 36 |
T KennedyGrant | 77 |
Wayne Eagleson | 83 |
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