The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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... High Court Rules . One example of this is referred to in para 14.3 . The old form of praecipe or fixture notice will largely fall into disuse . The fixture is allocated by the judicial officer at a conference when it is apparent that ...
... High Court Rules . One example of this is referred to in para 14.3 . The old form of praecipe or fixture notice will largely fall into disuse . The fixture is allocated by the judicial officer at a conference when it is apparent that ...
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NZLJ. IN THE DISTRICT COURTS Judge Kerr , Editor of the District Court Reports with a review of District Court and ... High Court made determinations which affected the workings of the District Court , and I will mention three judgments ...
NZLJ. IN THE DISTRICT COURTS Judge Kerr , Editor of the District Court Reports with a review of District Court and ... High Court made determinations which affected the workings of the District Court , and I will mention three judgments ...
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... Court considered appli- cations for forfeiture orders to be part of the criminal justice system , even though they are commenced under the High Court Rules . In Newton v Solici- tor - General unreported , HC New Plymouth M49 / 99 , 23 ...
... Court considered appli- cations for forfeiture orders to be part of the criminal justice system , even though they are commenced under the High Court Rules . In Newton v Solici- tor - General unreported , HC New Plymouth M49 / 99 , 23 ...
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