The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 52Butterworths, 1977 - Law |
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Page 150
... COURTS 5. The Court of Appeal Court of Appeal : ( In the event of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council remaining the final appellate tribunal ) 5.1 The Society believes that the number of Judges of the Court of Appeal should be ...
... COURTS 5. The Court of Appeal Court of Appeal : ( In the event of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council remaining the final appellate tribunal ) 5.1 The Society believes that the number of Judges of the Court of Appeal should be ...
Page 153
... Court Judges should not be assigned to the Court of Appeal . On a number of occasions appeals in criminal matters could be heard by two or more permanent Judges and one Judge enlisted from the Supreme Court . Current experience at first ...
... Court Judges should not be assigned to the Court of Appeal . On a number of occasions appeals in criminal matters could be heard by two or more permanent Judges and one Judge enlisted from the Supreme Court . Current experience at first ...
Page 154
... Court of Appeal may be set out as follows : ( 1 ) In the event of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council remaining the final appellate tribunal for New Zealand , the number of permanent Judges on the Court of Appeal should be ...
... Court of Appeal may be set out as follows : ( 1 ) In the event of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council remaining the final appellate tribunal for New Zealand , the number of permanent Judges on the Court of Appeal should be ...
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