The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 29Butterworths, 1953 - Law |
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... appeal . ( c ) The time allowed for giving notice of any appeal is altered to ten days ( which is the time allowed under the Criminal Appeal Act , 1945 , for an appeal to the Court of Appeal against a conviction by the Supreme Court ) ...
... appeal . ( c ) The time allowed for giving notice of any appeal is altered to ten days ( which is the time allowed under the Criminal Appeal Act , 1945 , for an appeal to the Court of Appeal against a conviction by the Supreme Court ) ...
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... appeal . section puts a prisoner in the same position as if he were an appellant to the Court of Appeal ( under the Criminal Appeal Act , 1945 ) against a conviction in the Supreme Court . Right of Appeal . - Section 315 of the Justices ...
... appeal . section puts a prisoner in the same position as if he were an appellant to the Court of Appeal ( under the Criminal Appeal Act , 1945 ) against a conviction in the Supreme Court . Right of Appeal . - Section 315 of the Justices ...
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... Appeal Board , and , while leaving the Appeal Board to deal with the case , yet by in- junction restrain it from going beyond or outside that rule . ( Isitt v . Taylor , ( 1892 ) 10 N.Z.L.R. 646 , followed . ) Semble , That , while the ...
... Appeal Board , and , while leaving the Appeal Board to deal with the case , yet by in- junction restrain it from going beyond or outside that rule . ( Isitt v . Taylor , ( 1892 ) 10 N.Z.L.R. 646 , followed . ) Semble , That , while the ...
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