The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1989 - Law |
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... recent months two quite distinct High Court judgments have explored the powers of a District Court to stay or dismiss proceedings as an abuse of process . Both analyses came in the context of excessive delay in the bringing of ...
... recent months two quite distinct High Court judgments have explored the powers of a District Court to stay or dismiss proceedings as an abuse of process . Both analyses came in the context of excessive delay in the bringing of ...
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... Recent Admissions Diversion of minor offenders : The Christchurch experience. The recent introduction in the Wellington District Court of a system known as a " diversion scheme " prompts a discussion of recent cases decided under s 19 of ...
... Recent Admissions Diversion of minor offenders : The Christchurch experience. The recent introduction in the Wellington District Court of a system known as a " diversion scheme " prompts a discussion of recent cases decided under s 19 of ...
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NZLJ. ( v ) Recent proposals for structural untangling in order to permit the reform ( v ) Recent proposals for ... Recently , however , a group of senior Ontario litigation lawyers established a " Private Court " as a commercial venture ...
NZLJ. ( v ) Recent proposals for structural untangling in order to permit the reform ( v ) Recent proposals for ... Recently , however , a group of senior Ontario litigation lawyers established a " Private Court " as a commercial venture ...
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PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE | 36 |
T KennedyGrant | 77 |
Wayne Eagleson | 83 |
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