… that the presumption of riparian
ownership of the river bed could not be countered by a presumption of Crown
ownership because at common law navigable rivers were confined to those within
the tidal reaches. The reasons found for rebuttal by the j…
… turning to corrupt, it is in, well 20
sorry –
ELIAS CJ:
It is a bit –
25
MS CULL QC:
It is and turning to corrupt –
ELIAS CJ: 30
It is a bit striking that you have in Willes, Blackburn and Bingham, probably three of
the great…
… in tax and finance. Even then, however, I was not totally cut off from cultural
1 Judge of the Supreme Court of New Zealand and President-Elect of the International Association of Women
…
… "laws of rugby", as they are called, are privately made – these days by the International
Rugby Board – and are not made under official authority.2 They are international. And
they are administered by privately appointed referees, not judges appoi…
… degrading in its effect, but which
New Zealanders would nevertheless regard as so out of proportion to the particular
circumstances as to cause shock and revulsion.
[173] It is to be noted that the White Paper, written at a time when it was proposed
…
… a relatively narrow point of
statutory interpretation, it might be helpful to briefly set out what the position was in
regard to relocation prior to the enactment of the Care of Children Act 2004. The
approach that was adopted by Family Court Jud…
… adequate, well in the absence of full and
adequate explanation either by the files or by explanation to give rise to
an argument under the Royal Brunei criteria, then it’s a responsible
allegation.
Gault J Unless you feel that it’s just the presidin…
… 2010. Secondly, an Auckland Civil
Pilot was launched to reduce time delays of hearings by giving a hearing date to cases of five
days or less when they are ready to be heard. Finally, feedback from the profession and the
experience of Associate …