The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 40Butterworths, 1964 - Law |
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Page 282
... Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court were called Judges " , but from 1948 onwards the list of Judges at the front of the Reports has referred to them as " Justices " . I believe that the members of the Supreme Court of the United ...
... Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court were called Judges " , but from 1948 onwards the list of Judges at the front of the Reports has referred to them as " Justices " . I believe that the members of the Supreme Court of the United ...
Page 425
... 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 . W. M. Lewis ...
... 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 . W. M. Lewis ...
Page 542
... Supreme Courts , being comparable with the present status of the Compensation , Land Valuation , and Arbitra- tion Courts . The new Court would sit in Divisions and would take over the appellate jurisdiction in respect of administrative ...
... Supreme Courts , being comparable with the present status of the Compensation , Land Valuation , and Arbitra- tion Courts . The new Court would sit in Divisions and would take over the appellate jurisdiction in respect of administrative ...
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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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