The Bench is not always complimentary in its references to counsel, as was illustrated during tho hearing of a divorce caso in the Supreme Court, in Wellington. " A tedious examination ol a. witness was in progress, interrupted at frequent intervals by objections byopposing counsel, Until at the Judge broke in on examining counsel: •'Your questions are either unnecessary or very badly put; it seems to me that in this case there is a demonstration being given of how not to examine a Ts-itness^—by both sides. : '
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Press, Volume LX, Issue 18186, 24 September 1924, Page 11
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