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New Zealand: Acts affecting Native Lands, 1886, 1888-91 and 1894-95

(3.) Judgment Orders

(3.) Judgment Orders

28.Judgment, &c, by order 28. Every definitive judgment, decision, or award of, and every imposition of penalty by, the Court shall be by order.
29.Chief Judge to sign for retired Judge. 29. The Chief Judge may sign any order which ought to have been signed by a deceased or retired Judge.
30.Order may be registerd. 30. Every order or application to amend or vary any order affecting land may be registered.page 11
31.Date of effect of order. An order of the Court shall bear date and shall be deemed to have been made on the day on which the Court decided that such order should be made, and shall take effect as from such date; but the Court may in any order direct that the same shall take effect on some day before or after the day on which the same is made.
32.Order in name of deceased Native. An order may issue in the name of a deceased Native.
33.Extension of time. The Court may from time to time extend any time limited or fixed by any order heretofore made or hereafter to be made, whether or not such time has or shall have expired.
34.Plan or description of land in order. Every order vesting land or any parcel of land, not already described in a Crown grant, shall describe the same by reference to some certified plan thereof, or, if there be no certified plan thereof, shall describe the same with sufficient accuracy to enable the same to be identified and the boundaries thereof to be correctly laid down on survey.
35.Orders for payment of money, &c., may be filed in Supreme Court. Any order of the Court under subsection nine of section fourteen of this Act may be filed in the office of the Suprerne Court within the Supreme Court district in which such order was made; and thereupon such order shall become a judgment of the Supreme Court, and such further proceedings may be taken and had thereon in default of compliance with the terms thereof as could be taken if the same had been originally a judgment of the Supreme Court.
36.Intant's age to be stated. Every order in favour of an infant shall state the age of such infant as nearly as can be ascertained, and such statement of age may be amended; but while the same shall remain unamended the age stated therein shall, in respect of the subject - matter thereof, be deemed to be the age of such infant at the date of such order.
37.Amendments of statement. No amendment of the statement of age of an infant in any order shall prejudice or affect anything done on the assumption that such age was prior to such amendment correctly stated in such order.