The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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Page 292
... procedures have been chosen . The concept of ap- plications for leave is well known , and the procedure generally adopted is an interlocutory application followed by an appeal in conventional form . It is true that the procedure under ...
... procedures have been chosen . The concept of ap- plications for leave is well known , and the procedure generally adopted is an interlocutory application followed by an appeal in conventional form . It is true that the procedure under ...
Page 323
... procedure has occupied a prominent place in legal debate in England . This debate began when Lord Woolf's Access to Justice : Interim Report ( “ Interim Report ” ) appeared in June 1995 . The Interim Report was followed in July 1996 by ...
... procedure has occupied a prominent place in legal debate in England . This debate began when Lord Woolf's Access to Justice : Interim Report ( “ Interim Report ” ) appeared in June 1995 . The Interim Report was followed in July 1996 by ...
Page 324
... procedure , legal aid , and the structure of the legal profession as key determinants of the accessibility and affordability of civil justice . Reform is now spreading to specialist jurisdictions ; changes have already been made to ...
... procedure , legal aid , and the structure of the legal profession as key determinants of the accessibility and affordability of civil justice . Reform is now spreading to specialist jurisdictions ; changes have already been made to ...
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