The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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... Judge Walker decided that , sub- ject to hearing submissions on the proposed amendment , he would amend the information accordingly . In the District Court , counsel for Jones submitted that Judge Walker had no power to amend because ...
... Judge Walker decided that , sub- ject to hearing submissions on the proposed amendment , he would amend the information accordingly . In the District Court , counsel for Jones submitted that Judge Walker had no power to amend because ...
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... JUDGES ? Lianne Dalziel , MP ,. Since in a District Court or High Court case there is usually only one Judge , it is hard to see how one can legitimately talk about " representativeness ” . It is vital that litigants believe that each Judge ...
... JUDGES ? Lianne Dalziel , MP ,. Since in a District Court or High Court case there is usually only one Judge , it is hard to see how one can legitimately talk about " representativeness ” . It is vital that litigants believe that each Judge ...
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... Judge . In the interests of sound adjudication of commercial law , it is not helpful to have Judges arriving in the ... Judge has told us that the purpose of training is to ensure that Judges are " up " on social and economic issues ...
... Judge . In the interests of sound adjudication of commercial law , it is not helpful to have Judges arriving in the ... Judge has told us that the purpose of training is to ensure that Judges are " up " on social and economic issues ...
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