A JUDGE SHORT
(Press Assn.-
POINTED REMARK^ INCONVENIENT.janii may cause denial of justice -"WE CANNOT HELP THAT"
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Wellington, . ^Wedne^day , Pointqd reference,.tq the pqsition ereated thr.ough the. non-appointment of a successor to Mr. Justice ; Adams was made, by Mr. Justice Reed at the conclusion of legal argument in the Court of Appeal to-daj. - u ^ The court had granted. leave to..a man to appeal as. a pauper to . the Court of Appeal and qn this .intim^tion being given, Mr. C. H.. Wat^pnj counsel for the appellant, said... that he desired, if possible to have the. appeal- heard at .the present sitting of the appeal court. Mr. Justice Reed, the jpresiding judge who, had with him Mr. Justice Smith, said that an. appointment for the fixture would have to be made at another time. . "It is impossible fpr the fixture to be made at the present sitting," said His Honour, "because we are short on the judicial bench. It is causing a great deal of inconvenience and possibly in some cases- it may result in a denial of justice but we cannot help that." -
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 3, Issue 648, 28 September 1933, Page 5
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185A JUDGE SHORT Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 3, Issue 648, 28 September 1933, Page 5
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