Ceremonial - Mason CJ - Farewell from Sydney - CER
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[1995] HCATrans 78
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Ceremonial - Mason CJ - Farewell from Sydney - CER [1995] HCATrans 78
[1995] HCATrans 78
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This matter concerns a ceremonial farewell to Chief Justice Mason from the Sydney legal community. The speakers, Mr D.M.J. Bennett, representing the New South Wales Bar Association, and Mr N.D. Lyall, representing the Law Society of New South Wales, addressed the court, which included Justices Deane and McHugh. The occasion marked the departure of Chief Justice Mason from his role.
The proceedings did not involve a dispute requiring the determination of legal issues in the traditional sense. Instead, the focus was on expressions of appreciation and reflection upon the tenure of Chief Justice Mason. The addresses served to acknowledge his contributions to the law and the judiciary.
The speakers conveyed sentiments of respect and gratitude on behalf of their respective professional bodies. These addresses were delivered in a ceremonial context, celebrating the career of Chief Justice Mason and marking a significant transition in the leadership of the High Court. The court received these tributes in recognition of the Chief Justice's service.
The proceedings did not involve a dispute requiring the determination of legal issues in the traditional sense. Instead, the focus was on expressions of appreciation and reflection upon the tenure of Chief Justice Mason. The addresses served to acknowledge his contributions to the law and the judiciary.
The speakers conveyed sentiments of respect and gratitude on behalf of their respective professional bodies. These addresses were delivered in a ceremonial context, celebrating the career of Chief Justice Mason and marking a significant transition in the leadership of the High Court. The court received these tributes in recognition of the Chief Justice's service.
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