The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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Page 70
... proceeding . On appeal , the Court of Appeal held that the High Court had confused two jurisdictional issues : ju- risdiction to hear the proceedings , and jurisdiction to decide the limits of the Court's jurisdiction . It was ...
... proceeding . On appeal , the Court of Appeal held that the High Court had confused two jurisdictional issues : ju- risdiction to hear the proceedings , and jurisdiction to decide the limits of the Court's jurisdiction . It was ...
Page 172
... Proceedings Act 1957 defines an indictable offence as any offence for which the defendant may be proceeded against by indictment : Pro- vided that an offence shall not be deemed to be an indictable offence solely because under s 66 of ...
... Proceedings Act 1957 defines an indictable offence as any offence for which the defendant may be proceeded against by indictment : Pro- vided that an offence shall not be deemed to be an indictable offence solely because under s 66 of ...
Page 376
... proceedings determining whether a person charged with overstaying had the right to elect trial by jury ( Chiu v Richardson ( No 2 ) [ 1983 ] NZLR 522 ) are criminal matters . We have no doubt that the present judicial review proceedings ...
... proceedings determining whether a person charged with overstaying had the right to elect trial by jury ( Chiu v Richardson ( No 2 ) [ 1983 ] NZLR 522 ) are criminal matters . We have no doubt that the present judicial review proceedings ...
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