The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 29Butterworths, 1953 - Law |
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Page 28
... jurisdiction to adjudicate between the parties . A large number of arguments were put forward by both sides in support of their respective contentions , and it may be convenient , although the judgment of the Court did not deal with all ...
... jurisdiction to adjudicate between the parties . A large number of arguments were put forward by both sides in support of their respective contentions , and it may be convenient , although the judgment of the Court did not deal with all ...
Page 141
... jurisdiction of the Court which made it . It is contended , in other words , that by this section the Arbitration Court is given jurisdiction to determine con- clusively the limits of its own jurisdiction , and that its deter- mination ...
... jurisdiction of the Court which made it . It is contended , in other words , that by this section the Arbitration Court is given jurisdiction to determine con- clusively the limits of its own jurisdiction , and that its deter- mination ...
Page 157
... jurisdiction to so such things , but not otherwise . There it is not for them conclusively to decide whether that state of facts exists , and , if they exercise the jurisdiction without its existence , what they do may be questioned ...
... jurisdiction to so such things , but not otherwise . There it is not for them conclusively to decide whether that state of facts exists , and , if they exercise the jurisdiction without its existence , what they do may be questioned ...
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