The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 40Butterworths, 1964 - Law |
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Page 334
... Judge who punished her that she had been guilty of an offensive inanner and tone " . It was said by the Judge that she had not acted " like a lady or an attorney Although his Honour is reported as not having them taken into account in ...
... Judge who punished her that she had been guilty of an offensive inanner and tone " . It was said by the Judge that she had not acted " like a lady or an attorney Although his Honour is reported as not having them taken into account in ...
Page 425
... Judge of the Supreme Court . He retired in 1954. Sir Arthur Fair and Sir Vincent Meredith , happily still amongst us , are the only surviving former Law Officers who saw service under the late Sir John Salmond as Solicitor - General ...
... Judge of the Supreme Court . He retired in 1954. Sir Arthur Fair and Sir Vincent Meredith , happily still amongst us , are the only surviving former Law Officers who saw service under the late Sir John Salmond as Solicitor - General ...
Page 538
... Judge served for a number of years on the Council of the Auckland District Law Society and again as a member of the Council of the New Zealand Law Society and was President of the Auckland District Law Society in 1963-64 and at the same ...
... Judge served for a number of years on the Council of the Auckland District Law Society and again as a member of the Council of the New Zealand Law Society and was President of the Auckland District Law Society in 1963-64 and at the same ...
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Building SchemesRestrictions as | 7 |
Licence by River Board to Remove Shingle | 11 |
Takeover Bids and the Press | 12 |
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