Summary
New Zealand Supreme Court Criminal Property (land) Family law Human rights Equity Environmental law Civil procedure - appeal rights Torts The Caribbean Court of Justice Leave to appeal, administrative law - damages Property (land) Criminal law The COMESA Court of Justice
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Some Results So Far
The advent of the final appellate and regional courts have brought in their wake the beginnings of what is expected to be a mother lode ofjurisprudential development for the particular countries and regions concerned. New Zealand Supreme Court In the experience of New Zealand, Justice Blanchard82 has assessed that for many years there were no more than six cases each year making their way to the Privy Council. Most civil cases, he advised, were commercial in nature, involved substantial sums of money and had no interest to anyone other than the parties involved in the litigation. ...
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