The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 48Butterworths, 1973 - Law |
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Page 305
... course , was in a way the product of Sir Alexander's retirement and it provides : " At any time while there is a vacancy in the office of any Judge of the Court of Appeal or while any Judge of that Court is on leave preliminary to ...
... course , was in a way the product of Sir Alexander's retirement and it provides : " At any time while there is a vacancy in the office of any Judge of the Court of Appeal or while any Judge of that Court is on leave preliminary to ...
Page 459
... course , makes no distinction between youthful offenders and adults in so far as the exercise of a police officer's power of arrest is concerned . But the police have traditionally been concerned for the welfare of children and the ...
... course , makes no distinction between youthful offenders and adults in so far as the exercise of a police officer's power of arrest is concerned . But the police have traditionally been concerned for the welfare of children and the ...
Page 532
... course , was not entitled to Crown Counsel . J.D.P. ] PRACTICE QUESTIONED Mr Munro ( Govt . , Invercargill ) asked the Minister of Justice on 7 November last , Is he aware that the Lord Chief Justice in Britain a few weeks ago issued a ...
... course , was not entitled to Crown Counsel . J.D.P. ] PRACTICE QUESTIONED Mr Munro ( Govt . , Invercargill ) asked the Minister of Justice on 7 November last , Is he aware that the Lord Chief Justice in Britain a few weeks ago issued a ...
Contents
To Bail or not to Bail | 21 |
A LessThanSupreme Court?A | 31 |
Partnerships and Taxation of the Family | 43 |
Copyright | |
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