The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 20Butterworths, 1944 - Law |
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Page 61
... Order in Council as prevalent over twenty years ago . We live in a period in which we need no reminder of this abuse ; but , so that the matter may be removed from any local references and controversies , we are enabled to set back the ...
... Order in Council as prevalent over twenty years ago . We live in a period in which we need no reminder of this abuse ; but , so that the matter may be removed from any local references and controversies , we are enabled to set back the ...
Page 62
... Order in Council are bewildering in bulk ; and , as Lord Justice Bankes remarked in the O'Brien case Idifficult to find and to interpret ; and they are often rendered more obscure and difficult by reference , as is sometimes the case ...
... Order in Council are bewildering in bulk ; and , as Lord Justice Bankes remarked in the O'Brien case Idifficult to find and to interpret ; and they are often rendered more obscure and difficult by reference , as is sometimes the case ...
Page 175
... Order in Council to provide for admission of appeals from Colonial Courts . The Order in Council relating to New Zealand appeals now in force was made on January 10 , 1910. The general rules as to practice on appeals are now the ...
... Order in Council to provide for admission of appeals from Colonial Courts . The Order in Council relating to New Zealand appeals now in force was made on January 10 , 1910. The general rules as to practice on appeals are now the ...
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