The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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... judgment of the Court . The decision is headed " Judgment of the Court " , and has a table of contents . If there is unanimity on the outcome then it is a good thing that only one judgment is written , provided it gives clear reasons to ...
... judgment of the Court . The decision is headed " Judgment of the Court " , and has a table of contents . If there is unanimity on the outcome then it is a good thing that only one judgment is written , provided it gives clear reasons to ...
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... judgment which has been given against a party " who does not appear at the hearing of an application for judgment " if it ap- pears to the Court that there may have been a miscarriage of justice . While the emphasis of the rule should ...
... judgment which has been given against a party " who does not appear at the hearing of an application for judgment " if it ap- pears to the Court that there may have been a miscarriage of justice . While the emphasis of the rule should ...
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... judgment beyond what is absolutely necessary to maintain fair trial rights " . With only the appeal pending , we suggested that any actual prejudice to such rights was , at this point in the Barlow proceedings , " speculative at best ...
... judgment beyond what is absolutely necessary to maintain fair trial rights " . With only the appeal pending , we suggested that any actual prejudice to such rights was , at this point in the Barlow proceedings , " speculative at best ...
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