The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1983 - Law |
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... High Court in Shaddock was able to refuse to follow the Privy Council majority in Evatt because of its previous decision in Viro v R ( 1978 ) 18 ALR in which the High Court decided that it was no longer bound by decisions of the Privy ...
... High Court in Shaddock was able to refuse to follow the Privy Council majority in Evatt because of its previous decision in Viro v R ( 1978 ) 18 ALR in which the High Court decided that it was no longer bound by decisions of the Privy ...
Page 195
... High Court's power to dismiss proceedings for want of prosecution derives from its inherent jurisdiction to control its own procedure . The supervisory jurisdiction of the High Court over inferior tribunals is statutory in derivation ...
... High Court's power to dismiss proceedings for want of prosecution derives from its inherent jurisdiction to control its own procedure . The supervisory jurisdiction of the High Court over inferior tribunals is statutory in derivation ...
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... high authority . The numbers of members of the Judicial Board are dwindling in this part of the world . In Australia , of the current High Court Justices , only the Chief Justice is a Privy Councillor , although Sir Ninian Stephen and ...
... high authority . The numbers of members of the Judicial Board are dwindling in this part of the world . In Australia , of the current High Court Justices , only the Chief Justice is a Privy Councillor , although Sir Ninian Stephen and ...
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