The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 17Butterworths, 1941 - Law |
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Page 13
... military law , which is codified in the Army Actt , and is always administered in pursuance of the King's Regulations . The Manual of Military Law ( 1066 pp . ) is subdivided into three parts , one of which includes the Army Act , and ...
... military law , which is codified in the Army Actt , and is always administered in pursuance of the King's Regulations . The Manual of Military Law ( 1066 pp . ) is subdivided into three parts , one of which includes the Army Act , and ...
Page 14
... military punishment he may already have undergone ; but where a person subject to military law has been acquitted or convicted of an offence by a competent civil Court , he is not liable to be tried for that offence by court - martial ...
... military punishment he may already have undergone ; but where a person subject to military law has been acquitted or convicted of an offence by a competent civil Court , he is not liable to be tried for that offence by court - martial ...
Page 26
... military law . The civil Courts will not , in general at any rate , deal with rights dependent upon military status and military regulations : they have no power to interfere by one of the prerogative writs , with matters of military ...
... military law . The civil Courts will not , in general at any rate , deal with rights dependent upon military status and military regulations : they have no power to interfere by one of the prerogative writs , with matters of military ...
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