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NZLJ. DISTRICT COURT JUDGES STYLES TITLES AND MODE OF ADDRESS The following styles , titles and modes of address for the Chief Judge and Judges of the District Courts of New Zealand have been recommended by the New Zealand Herald of ...
NZLJ. DISTRICT COURT JUDGES STYLES TITLES AND MODE OF ADDRESS The following styles , titles and modes of address for the Chief Judge and Judges of the District Courts of New Zealand have been recommended by the New Zealand Herald of ...
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... Judges usually are more than polite and it takes considera- ble provocation these days before candour is forthcoming . In 1975 the highly idiosyncratic Judge who sat in the West London County Court , Judge McIntyre , had the ignominy of ...
... Judges usually are more than polite and it takes considera- ble provocation these days before candour is forthcoming . In 1975 the highly idiosyncratic Judge who sat in the West London County Court , Judge McIntyre , had the ignominy of ...
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... Judge to receive such barbed wit . Another Judge , whose wig had become awry and who realised that the tittering in Court was the result of his odd appearance , said , " Mr Curran , do you see anything ridiculous in this wig ...
... Judge to receive such barbed wit . Another Judge , whose wig had become awry and who realised that the tittering in Court was the result of his odd appearance , said , " Mr Curran , do you see anything ridiculous in this wig ...
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