The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 52Butterworths, 1977 - Law |
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Page 155
... Judges if and when required . Indeed , the situation whereby the number of Judges is strictly curtailed by statute and any increase necessitates an amendment to the Judicature Act or the appointment of a temporary Judge is exceedingly ...
... Judges if and when required . Indeed , the situation whereby the number of Judges is strictly curtailed by statute and any increase necessitates an amendment to the Judicature Act or the appointment of a temporary Judge is exceedingly ...
Page 156
... Judges sitting in Court , it represents a far too high proportion of a Judge's working time . The Society understands that a figure in this vicinity would compare unfavourably with the equivalent percentage of time spent in the ...
... Judges sitting in Court , it represents a far too high proportion of a Judge's working time . The Society understands that a figure in this vicinity would compare unfavourably with the equivalent percentage of time spent in the ...
Page 157
... Judge can remain well read in all branches of the law . It would be unfortunate if the development of the law is to be circumscribed solely by the impression or knowledge Judges are able to acquire in the course of hearing submissions ...
... Judge can remain well read in all branches of the law . It would be unfortunate if the development of the law is to be circumscribed solely by the impression or knowledge Judges are able to acquire in the course of hearing submissions ...
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