The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1985 - Law |
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Page 122
... Committee appointed a sub- committee , " the Supreme Court Procedure Revision Committee " , to report to the Rules Committee on changes recommended to improve the efficient working of the Court ; the Right Honourable Mr Justice McCarthy ...
... Committee appointed a sub- committee , " the Supreme Court Procedure Revision Committee " , to report to the Rules Committee on changes recommended to improve the efficient working of the Court ; the Right Honourable Mr Justice McCarthy ...
Page 158
... committee , strict Maori protocol was followed , everyone was acknowledged as belonging to the Marae and that included the person to be examined . After a hearing the Maori committee would draw up orders . If they were acceptable to the ...
... committee , strict Maori protocol was followed , everyone was acknowledged as belonging to the Marae and that included the person to be examined . After a hearing the Maori committee would draw up orders . If they were acceptable to the ...
Page 288
... Committee . His Honour Mr Justice Barker , as Chairman of the Rules Committee in his address paid tribute to the work over many years of the people involved in the preparation and finalising of the Rules . His Honour's words are ...
... Committee . His Honour Mr Justice Barker , as Chairman of the Rules Committee in his address paid tribute to the work over many years of the people involved in the preparation and finalising of the Rules . His Honour's words are ...
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THE NEW ZEALAND | 11 |
THE NEW ZEALAND | 33 |
THE INDIAN LEGAL SYSTEM | 41 |
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