The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 29Butterworths, 1953 - Law |
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Page 33
... 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 ) . Formerly , the time was ...
... 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 ) . Formerly , the time was ...
Page 232
... allowed the whole of the solicitor's costs , but disallowed the counsel's fee . Mr. Beatson for the Public Trustee , representing the widow and children , admitted before him that a proper fee may be allowed to counsel acting in a dual ...
... allowed the whole of the solicitor's costs , but disallowed the counsel's fee . Mr. Beatson for the Public Trustee , representing the widow and children , admitted before him that a proper fee may be allowed to counsel acting in a dual ...
Page 234
... allowed in respect of it , although the full charges for solicitor's work were allowed , that that objection should not , in my opinion , at the present time , and in the light of the circumstances under which the profession practice in ...
... allowed in respect of it , although the full charges for solicitor's work were allowed , that that objection should not , in my opinion , at the present time , and in the light of the circumstances under which the profession practice in ...
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