The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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Page 180
... procedure contained in ss 101-119 of Part VII of the Law Practitioners Act , noting that the procedure is comprehensive . The Court then considered ss 92-94 Law Practitioners Act , which preserve the High Court's historical jurisdiction ...
... procedure contained in ss 101-119 of Part VII of the Law Practitioners Act , noting that the procedure is comprehensive . The Court then considered ss 92-94 Law Practitioners Act , which preserve the High Court's historical jurisdiction ...
Page 265
... procedure , which may be of increasing utility given the development of public law damages for breach of the Bill of Rights . This is part of a paper given at the 1997 AIC Administrative Law Conference " no representative action can lie ...
... procedure , which may be of increasing utility given the development of public law damages for breach of the Bill of Rights . This is part of a paper given at the 1997 AIC Administrative Law Conference " no representative action can lie ...
Page 266
... Procedure scheduled to that Act . That rule underwent modification and its replacement in England today is O 15 R 12 of the English Rules of the Supreme Court . The New Zealand equivalent is R 78 of the High Court Rules : as ...
... Procedure scheduled to that Act . That rule underwent modification and its replacement in England today is O 15 R 12 of the English Rules of the Supreme Court . The New Zealand equivalent is R 78 of the High Court Rules : as ...
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