The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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Page 199
... Judge could be subpoenaed to testify in proceedings in relation to functions he had performed as a Judge . The crucial question was whether the judicial immunity against testifying extended to Judges of inferior Courts . Referring to ...
... Judge could be subpoenaed to testify in proceedings in relation to functions he had performed as a Judge . The crucial question was whether the judicial immunity against testifying extended to Judges of inferior Courts . Referring to ...
Page 200
NZLJ. to his functions as a Judge . The position is no different from that which would apply if the murder had taken place in the presence of the Judge outside the Court . Administrative function In MacKeigan v Hickman , the crucial ...
NZLJ. to his functions as a Judge . The position is no different from that which would apply if the murder had taken place in the presence of the Judge outside the Court . Administrative function In MacKeigan v Hickman , the crucial ...
Page 228
... Judge . Slowly , very slowly , because Judges there , no less than here I do not doubt , are not notably receptive ... Judge present genuinely wanted to be a good Judge . With this pledge won , the speaker proceeded to outline a profile ...
... Judge . Slowly , very slowly , because Judges there , no less than here I do not doubt , are not notably receptive ... Judge present genuinely wanted to be a good Judge . With this pledge won , the speaker proceeded to outline a profile ...
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