The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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... appeal from New Zealand . These were in the cases De Morgan v Director - General of Social Welfare and Sears v ... Court of Appeal , relevant legislation did not preclude a further right of appeal to the Judicial Committee . In this ...
... appeal from New Zealand . These were in the cases De Morgan v Director - General of Social Welfare and Sears v ... Court of Appeal , relevant legislation did not preclude a further right of appeal to the Judicial Committee . In this ...
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... Court of Appeal and Chief Justice of New Zealand . James Farmer QC has responded answering many of the points raised by Chambers , especially at the more practical level . R for the combination of the roles of President of Chambers ...
... Court of Appeal and Chief Justice of New Zealand . James Farmer QC has responded answering many of the points raised by Chambers , especially at the more practical level . R for the combination of the roles of President of Chambers ...
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... Court of Appeal . Standing back from the judgments a pattern emerges . Smellie J concentrated on the factual circumstances , accepted the legislation as workable , and sought to give full meaning to the issue of consultation . In doing ...
... Court of Appeal . Standing back from the judgments a pattern emerges . Smellie J concentrated on the factual circumstances , accepted the legislation as workable , and sought to give full meaning to the issue of consultation . In doing ...
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