The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 26Butterworths, 1950 - Law |
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Page 28
... given jurisdiction to grant probate or letters of administration ; but , in view of the strongly expressed opinions of their Honours the Judges , the Council is not disposed to persist in its objection , provided that the jurisdiction ...
... given jurisdiction to grant probate or letters of administration ; but , in view of the strongly expressed opinions of their Honours the Judges , the Council is not disposed to persist in its objection , provided that the jurisdiction ...
Page 145
... given by the Court for that decision . Lord Goddard , L.C.J. , who delivered the Court's judg- ment , said that to deprive an accused person of the protection given by essential steps in criminal procedure amounts to a miscarriage of ...
... given by the Court for that decision . Lord Goddard , L.C.J. , who delivered the Court's judg- ment , said that to deprive an accused person of the protection given by essential steps in criminal procedure amounts to a miscarriage of ...
Page 346
... given time , without losing the right to apply for a patent . ( vii ) That the system of examination of patent applications in New Zealand be brought generally into line with that pre- vailing in Britain , but that the Commissioner ...
... given time , without losing the right to apply for a patent . ( vii ) That the system of examination of patent applications in New Zealand be brought generally into line with that pre- vailing in Britain , but that the Commissioner ...
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