The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1989 - Law |
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Page 56
... course constitutionally correct view of the Chief Justice's position viz - a - viz the other Judges of the High Court is that summed up in the phrase primus inter pares . He is simply a High Court Judge appointed to the position of ...
... course constitutionally correct view of the Chief Justice's position viz - a - viz the other Judges of the High Court is that summed up in the phrase primus inter pares . He is simply a High Court Judge appointed to the position of ...
Page 193
... course the rampaging Red Guards of the infamous Cultural Revolution of the Gang of Four . Student unrest is of course no new thing . The students of Paris in the thirteenth century were notorious for their brawling and rioting . Youth ...
... course the rampaging Red Guards of the infamous Cultural Revolution of the Gang of Four . Student unrest is of course no new thing . The students of Paris in the thirteenth century were notorious for their brawling and rioting . Youth ...
Page 293
... course of committing the offence , and in the course of committing the previous offence , the offender used violence against , or caused danger to the safety of , any other person - the Court shall impose a full - time custodial ...
... course of committing the offence , and in the course of committing the previous offence , the offender used violence against , or caused danger to the safety of , any other person - the Court shall impose a full - time custodial ...
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PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE | 36 |
T KennedyGrant | 77 |
Wayne Eagleson | 83 |
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