The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 48Butterworths, 1973 - Law |
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Page 283
... Supreme Court maximum 14 years - Supreme Court treated appeal as though Magistrate had refused jurisdiction and substituted sentence of four years - No jurisdic- tion to impose sentence in excess of three years . Sum- mary Proceedings ...
... Supreme Court maximum 14 years - Supreme Court treated appeal as though Magistrate had refused jurisdiction and substituted sentence of four years - No jurisdic- tion to impose sentence in excess of three years . Sum- mary Proceedings ...
Page 326
... Court of Appeal is recognised by its constituting Act as the Court of Appeal , and not as just a depart- ment of the Supreme Court , such that members of the two Courts may be interchanged between them by administrative authority as ...
... Court of Appeal is recognised by its constituting Act as the Court of Appeal , and not as just a depart- ment of the Supreme Court , such that members of the two Courts may be interchanged between them by administrative authority as ...
Page 381
... Supreme Court - Criminal Justice Act 1954 , s . 36 . Waaka v . Police ( Supreme Court , Wanganui . 1973 , 5 July . Cooke J. ) . Domestic Proceedings- Maintenance for wife Impending change of circumstances through change of place of ...
... Supreme Court - Criminal Justice Act 1954 , s . 36 . Waaka v . Police ( Supreme Court , Wanganui . 1973 , 5 July . Cooke J. ) . Domestic Proceedings- Maintenance for wife Impending change of circumstances through change of place of ...
Contents
To Bail or not to Bail | 21 |
A LessThanSupreme Court?A | 31 |
Partnerships and Taxation of the Family | 43 |
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