The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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Page 137
... given . In an application for a declaration that judgment had been given ( ( 1997 ) 11 PRNZ 149 ) Smellie J held that judg- ment had not been given in terms of the rules because there had been no physi- cal manifestation of the Judge ...
... given . In an application for a declaration that judgment had been given ( ( 1997 ) 11 PRNZ 149 ) Smellie J held that judg- ment had not been given in terms of the rules because there had been no physi- cal manifestation of the Judge ...
Page 138
... given that a judgment without reasons is not ac- ceptable in the justice system . It is also far from obvious that what happened in this case is simply a ques- tion of non - compliance with the rules . Rule 540 is not directed at the ...
... given that a judgment without reasons is not ac- ceptable in the justice system . It is also far from obvious that what happened in this case is simply a ques- tion of non - compliance with the rules . Rule 540 is not directed at the ...
Page 169
... given a suspended sentence . One " justification " given is that she " believed she was not being taken seriously " . 3 December 1997 a sixteen - year - old girl was given a suspended sentence for " smashing the face of a bartender with ...
... given a suspended sentence . One " justification " given is that she " believed she was not being taken seriously " . 3 December 1997 a sixteen - year - old girl was given a suspended sentence for " smashing the face of a bartender with ...
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