The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 52Butterworths, 1977 - Law |
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Page 153
... Supreme 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 ...
... Supreme 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 ...
Page 177
... Court : ( 1 ) Increasing the Court's civil jurisdiction to a maximum monetary figure of $ 10,000 . ( 2 ) Increasing ... Supreme Court for the role considered by the Society to be more appropriate for the superior Court of first instance ...
... Court : ( 1 ) Increasing the Court's civil jurisdiction to a maximum monetary figure of $ 10,000 . ( 2 ) Increasing ... Supreme Court for the role considered by the Society to be more appropriate for the superior Court of first instance ...
Page 180
... Court to the Supreme Court in custody matters should be by way of a hearing de novo ; ( d ) the principle of concurrent jurisdiction between the District Court and the Supreme Court should be rejected save that a party to a matrimonial ...
... Court to the Supreme Court in custody matters should be by way of a hearing de novo ; ( d ) the principle of concurrent jurisdiction between the District Court and the Supreme Court should be rejected save that a party to a matrimonial ...
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