The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1987 - Law |
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Page 89
... approach between economist and Judge , both as to method of evaluation and as to reasoning . The approach of lawyers , and hence Judges , to questions involving economic subject matter is quite different from that of economists . The ...
... approach between economist and Judge , both as to method of evaluation and as to reasoning . The approach of lawyers , and hence Judges , to questions involving economic subject matter is quite different from that of economists . The ...
Page 228
... approach to specialist tribunals in general and industrial courts in particular . On many occasions this century both under the Arbitration Act and its predecessors , the Court of Appeal has taken a hands off approach to industrial ...
... approach to specialist tribunals in general and industrial courts in particular . On many occasions this century both under the Arbitration Act and its predecessors , the Court of Appeal has taken a hands off approach to industrial ...
Page 398
... approach that he continues to believe that the function of the Court extends to something more than interpretation . Unlike his critics , Sir Robin believes that his suggested approach enhances democracy rather than detracts from it ...
... approach that he continues to believe that the function of the Court extends to something more than interpretation . Unlike his critics , Sir Robin believes that his suggested approach enhances democracy rather than detracts from it ...
Contents
JR OConnor | 115 |
Rt Hon Sir Alexander Turner | 127 |
Andrew Beck | 180 |
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