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Page 114
... common membership and a common interest in the assets . Furthermore if either the representative plaintiff or repre- sentative defendant has his position as repre- sentative challenged by any individual , any mis- representation may be ...
... common membership and a common interest in the assets . Furthermore if either the representative plaintiff or repre- sentative defendant has his position as repre- sentative challenged by any individual , any mis- representation may be ...
Page 178
... common law rights exist in New Zealand they could give rise to the " lawfully present " argument just suggested for s . 317 ( 2 ) . In an unreported case in 1966 , Kilmister v . Attorney - General ( i ) , the Chief Justice assumed ...
... common law rights exist in New Zealand they could give rise to the " lawfully present " argument just suggested for s . 317 ( 2 ) . In an unreported case in 1966 , Kilmister v . Attorney - General ( i ) , the Chief Justice assumed ...
Page 375
... common institutions on their side , being multi- lingual , have always to plead in the language of the opponent party . A much more delicate prob- lem will be raised as to the use of languages by the Court sitting in its chambers . So ...
... common institutions on their side , being multi- lingual , have always to plead in the language of the opponent party . A much more delicate prob- lem will be raised as to the use of languages by the Court sitting in its chambers . So ...
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