The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1999 - Law |
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Page 43
... funds on deposit , those funds become at the moment of receipt the property of the bank . At common law , in respect of an action for money had and received to reverse an unjust enrichment , the bank receives at law when it factually ...
... funds on deposit , those funds become at the moment of receipt the property of the bank . At common law , in respect of an action for money had and received to reverse an unjust enrichment , the bank receives at law when it factually ...
Page 87
... funds transfer in commerce and other- wise as being a useful adjunct to s 229A . The small amendment is thus likely to be seen as uncontroversial and , perhaps more to the point , politically attractive as deflecting any wider reform of ...
... funds transfer in commerce and other- wise as being a useful adjunct to s 229A . The small amendment is thus likely to be seen as uncontroversial and , perhaps more to the point , politically attractive as deflecting any wider reform of ...
Page 180
... funds or their concerns about adverse cost orders Legal Fee Funding for Your Clients The Insolvency Management Fund assists insolvency practitioners to liquidate legal actions through litigation by providing : ❖ funding for payment of ...
... funds or their concerns about adverse cost orders Legal Fee Funding for Your Clients The Insolvency Management Fund assists insolvency practitioners to liquidate legal actions through litigation by providing : ❖ funding for payment of ...
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