The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 48Butterworths, 1973 - Law |
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NZLJ. THE SWEARING IN OF MR JUSTICE COOKE NO RESIDENT JUDGE FOR DUNEDIN JUSTICE AND RACE - A. Seldom can an appointment to the judiciary have been greeted with such overwhelming and unanimous approval as that of Mr Justice Cooke . If ...
NZLJ. THE SWEARING IN OF MR JUSTICE COOKE NO RESIDENT JUDGE FOR DUNEDIN JUSTICE AND RACE - A. Seldom can an appointment to the judiciary have been greeted with such overwhelming and unanimous approval as that of Mr Justice Cooke . If ...
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... Justice Sir Roy Jack so aptly put it " We have the best of British Justice for all " ( a ) . But , unfortunately for Sir Roy Jack perhaps , we are not a country of British people , but rather a country of many people among whom no one ...
... Justice Sir Roy Jack so aptly put it " We have the best of British Justice for all " ( a ) . But , unfortunately for Sir Roy Jack perhaps , we are not a country of British people , but rather a country of many people among whom no one ...
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... justice is a thing that a man should get as of right , therefore , he shouldn't have to pay for it ? Dr Finlay : Oh , I'm sure it's justice as of right , now don't put me in a position of denying such a fundamental proposition as that ...
... justice is a thing that a man should get as of right , therefore , he shouldn't have to pay for it ? Dr Finlay : Oh , I'm sure it's justice as of right , now don't put me in a position of denying such a fundamental proposition as that ...
Contents
To Bail or not to Bail | 21 |
A LessThanSupreme Court?A | 31 |
Partnerships and Taxation of the Family | 43 |
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