The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1987 - Law |
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Page 76
... present power to switch cases between the High Court and the County Court without the need for every case , which is obviously destined for the High Court , to be started in the County Court . It would , in my view , be folly to abolish ...
... present power to switch cases between the High Court and the County Court without the need for every case , which is obviously destined for the High Court , to be started in the County Court . It would , in my view , be folly to abolish ...
Page 147
... present today , including one who for good reason has chosen not to robe ( CP Hutchinson QC ) . Taking into account as well that there are some other Auckland Queen's Counsel who are not present , this is evidence of the way in which a ...
... present today , including one who for good reason has chosen not to robe ( CP Hutchinson QC ) . Taking into account as well that there are some other Auckland Queen's Counsel who are not present , this is evidence of the way in which a ...
Page 433
... present situation and in particular he criticised two reports , one of them from the Economic Development Commission ... present planning law . My argument in support of private property rests on the proposition that people should be ...
... present situation and in particular he criticised two reports , one of them from the Economic Development Commission ... present planning law . My argument in support of private property rests on the proposition that people should be ...
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JR OConnor | 115 |
Rt Hon Sir Alexander Turner | 127 |
Andrew Beck | 180 |
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