LEGAL PROCEDURE.
I LAXITY DISCOUNTENANCED. (FBE33 ASBOCU.TIOH TELIOEAH.I WELLINGTON, May 28. The intimation that he would not countenance any laxity in the observance of the rules regarding discovery and other rules of procedure was given in the Supreme Court by the Chief Justice, tie had noticed, he said, that affidavits were brought time and again before the Court to the effect. "1 am informed, etp." There waß a rule that where a statement was made 'of that kind the source of information and the ground of the belief should be stated. That rule, to bis mind, must be insisted on.
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19940, 29 May 1930, Page 7
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