The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1987 - Law |
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Page 134
... Judge or of the Court of Appeal , appeals from a decision of the Commercial Court Judge as to whether an action ought to be tried in the Commercial Court are virtually unheard of in modern times . The parties are almost always content ...
... Judge or of the Court of Appeal , appeals from a decision of the Commercial Court Judge as to whether an action ought to be tried in the Commercial Court are virtually unheard of in modern times . The parties are almost always content ...
Page 223
... Judge should not comment in relation to the exculpatory remarks upon D's election not to give evidence , and further that : where appropriate , as it usually will be , the Judge may , and should , point out that the incriminating parts ...
... Judge should not comment in relation to the exculpatory remarks upon D's election not to give evidence , and further that : where appropriate , as it usually will be , the Judge may , and should , point out that the incriminating parts ...
Page 267
... Judge , the Chief Justice of Malaya was the principal Respondent ! Five Judges of the Supreme Court then at Kuala Lumpur ( two of them were to attend a sitting of the High Court outside Kuala Lumpur but did not proceed to that place ) ...
... Judge , the Chief Justice of Malaya was the principal Respondent ! Five Judges of the Supreme Court then at Kuala Lumpur ( two of them were to attend a sitting of the High Court outside Kuala Lumpur but did not proceed to that place ) ...
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JR OConnor | 115 |
Rt Hon Sir Alexander Turner | 127 |
Andrew Beck | 180 |
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