The later Privy Council and a distinctive New Zealand jurisprudence : curb or spur? / by David Baragwanath

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Title

The later Privy Council and a distinctive New Zealand jurisprudence : curb or spur? / by David Baragwanath

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National Library of New Zealand

Collection

Index New Zealand

Description

Points out the Privy Council was NZ's final court from 1840 until 2004. Indicates the Privy Council's failure to fully acknowledge NZ's independent identity over the five of its last six decades. Notes it failed to acknowledge the true legal effect of the Treay of Waitangi, delayed the evolution of a distinctive NZ jurisprudence.

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Journal

Date created

Jun 2012

Creator

Baragwanath,, Justice

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/30242585

Related subjects

Jurisprudence / Great Britain. Privy Council

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