The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1989 - Law |
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Page 114
... present right of appeal to the Privy Council . On this issue many will disagree with the recommendations of the Law Commission . It is an important issue because essentially the Report seeks to restructure the present system ...
... present right of appeal to the Privy Council . On this issue many will disagree with the recommendations of the Law Commission . It is an important issue because essentially the Report seeks to restructure the present system ...
Page 115
... present Court of Appeal - as well as the Privy Council . It would be presided over by the Chief Justice who would no longer sit in the High Court . There is an alternative , and less dramatically unsettling possibility however , which ...
... present Court of Appeal - as well as the Privy Council . It would be presided over by the Chief Justice who would no longer sit in the High Court . There is an alternative , and less dramatically unsettling possibility however , which ...
Page 235
... present form is a sensible development , particularly when compared with the proposed Criminal Code for England which has just been published with a commentary . Sir Robin notes that the English Draft Code , prepared by the Law ...
... present form is a sensible development , particularly when compared with the proposed Criminal Code for England which has just been published with a commentary . Sir Robin notes that the English Draft Code , prepared by the Law ...
Contents
PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE | 36 |
T KennedyGrant | 77 |
Wayne Eagleson | 83 |
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