The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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... Court and proceeded to the High Court and the Court of Appeal , is regulated by s 67 of the Judicature Act 1908 , which reads : The determination of the High Court on appeals from inferior Courts shall be final unless leave to appeal ...
... Court and proceeded to the High Court and the Court of Appeal , is regulated by s 67 of the Judicature Act 1908 , which reads : The determination of the High Court on appeals from inferior Courts shall be final unless leave to appeal ...
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NZLJ. LAW COURT JOURNAL STRUCTURE The High Court could remain much as at present , the body a changed assumption about the role of the Courts , Court of Appeal likewise . But the eye should turn to the way the Court of Appeal is ...
NZLJ. LAW COURT JOURNAL STRUCTURE The High Court could remain much as at present , the body a changed assumption about the role of the Courts , Court of Appeal likewise . But the eye should turn to the way the Court of Appeal is ...
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... Court of Appeal and Chief Justice of New Zealand . James Farmer QC has responded answering many of the points raised ... High Court Judge should not be put in the position of reviewing the decisions of Court of Appeal Judges . R v ...
... Court of Appeal and Chief Justice of New Zealand . James Farmer QC has responded answering many of the points raised ... High Court Judge should not be put in the position of reviewing the decisions of Court of Appeal Judges . R v ...
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