The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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... High Court or the Family Court . The size of the claim or the estate is irrelevant ; it is essentially the plaintiff's choice where to proceed . The Family Court has the power to refer a proceeding to the High Court either on ...
... High Court or the Family Court . The size of the claim or the estate is irrelevant ; it is essentially the plaintiff's choice where to proceed . The Family Court has the power to refer a proceeding to the High Court either on ...
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... High Court Judges , in the name of the independence of the judiciary . Which way to go ? First , Sir Geoffrey's argument . We are dealing here with lower Court Judges . Counting Environment Court Judges , part - timers , acting Judges ...
... High Court Judges , in the name of the independence of the judiciary . Which way to go ? First , Sir Geoffrey's argument . We are dealing here with lower Court Judges . Counting Environment Court Judges , part - timers , acting Judges ...
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NZLJ. MEDIATION AND THE HIGH COURT Phillip D Green , Barrister , Wellington questioned R 442 at the AIC 1997 Administrative Law Conference One has to ask what is so special about High. ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION T he Supreme Court ...
NZLJ. MEDIATION AND THE HIGH COURT Phillip D Green , Barrister , Wellington questioned R 442 at the AIC 1997 Administrative Law Conference One has to ask what is so special about High. ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION T he Supreme Court ...
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