The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2001 - Law |
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Page 149
... Procedure Legislation ( 7 January 2001 ) promp- ted by repeated calls from the Courts to simplify criminal procedure . The Commission proposes a Crimi- nal Proceedings Act to replace most existing criminal procedure and juris- diction ...
... Procedure Legislation ( 7 January 2001 ) promp- ted by repeated calls from the Courts to simplify criminal procedure . The Commission proposes a Crimi- nal Proceedings Act to replace most existing criminal procedure and juris- diction ...
Page 199
... Procedure the New Zealand practice , pleading and procedure in relation to writs of habeas corpus was required to be " the same as in Eng- land " . The 1984 Bill annexing the new High Court Rules enacted as the Judicature Amendment Act ...
... Procedure the New Zealand practice , pleading and procedure in relation to writs of habeas corpus was required to be " the same as in Eng- land " . The 1984 Bill annexing the new High Court Rules enacted as the Judicature Amendment Act ...
Page 371
... Procedure Law ( Law No 109 of 26 June 1996 as amended ) , but the plaintiff may specify the method of such collection or examination unless such method violates the Japanese law . The Japanese Court will collect or examine the evidence ...
... Procedure Law ( Law No 109 of 26 June 1996 as amended ) , but the plaintiff may specify the method of such collection or examination unless such method violates the Japanese law . The Japanese Court will collect or examine the evidence ...
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