The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 52Butterworths, 1977 - Law |
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Page 177
... jurisdiction . In this respect it would suggest the following extensions to the jurisdiction of the Court : ( 1 ) Increasing the Court's civil jurisdiction to a maximum monetary figure of $ 10,000 . ( 2 ) Increasing the Court's criminal ...
... jurisdiction . In this respect it would suggest the following extensions to the jurisdiction of the Court : ( 1 ) Increasing the Court's civil jurisdiction to a maximum monetary figure of $ 10,000 . ( 2 ) Increasing the Court's criminal ...
Page 179
... jurisdiction in which to proceed . The party having the financial capacity may also use the full processes of the Supreme Court in order to obtain an advantage over his or her partner . Finally , it means that the credibility of the ...
... jurisdiction in which to proceed . The party having the financial capacity may also use the full processes of the Supreme Court in order to obtain an advantage over his or her partner . Finally , it means that the credibility of the ...
Page 247
... jurisdiction . By doing so we should be fulfilling one of the requirements of the Treaty of Rome - the harmonization of the laws of the member countries . -- " It was established law that courts should not , in advance of any order or ...
... jurisdiction . By doing so we should be fulfilling one of the requirements of the Treaty of Rome - the harmonization of the laws of the member countries . -- " It was established law that courts should not , in advance of any order or ...
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