New Zealand
The standard case citation format in New Zealand is:
| Style of cause | (year of decision) | volume | reporter | page | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Taylor v New Zealand Poultry Board | 1 | NZLR | 394 | ||
| R v Howse | (2005) | 21 | CRNZ | 823 |
Several leading law reviews in New Zealand have also adopted the Australian Guide to Legal Citation such as the Canterbury Law Review. The AGLC style is also rather similar to citation style in New Zealand. This is probably to aid exchanges in academic work between both sides of the Tasman as opposed to any sort of sense of cultural inferiority.
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