The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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... jurisdictional grounds . The Court held that there could not be jurisdiction to make such an order in a case in which the plaintiff did not have at least prima facie evi- dence establishing jurisdiction to try the proceeding . On appeal ...
... jurisdictional grounds . The Court held that there could not be jurisdiction to make such an order in a case in which the plaintiff did not have at least prima facie evi- dence establishing jurisdiction to try the proceeding . On appeal ...
Page 220
... jurisdiction " ( or automatic jurisdiction ) only over genocide . For other crimes there would be an " opt - in " mechanism : when a state become party to the ICC statute it would have to make a declaration concerning the crimes in ...
... jurisdiction " ( or automatic jurisdiction ) only over genocide . For other crimes there would be an " opt - in " mechanism : when a state become party to the ICC statute it would have to make a declaration concerning the crimes in ...
Page 405
... jurisdiction http : //www.butterworths . of an application under R 107 for transfer of proceedings. T he Internet , a seamless net- work of computers , is revolu- tionising the way we live and do business . It is also likely to radi ...
... jurisdiction http : //www.butterworths . of an application under R 107 for transfer of proceedings. T he Internet , a seamless net- work of computers , is revolu- tionising the way we live and do business . It is also likely to radi ...
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