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Page 256
... judgment . ( f ) If this submission is upheld , there is only one way in which the plaintiff can avoid irrevocable defeat . This is to convince the Court that a non- suit should be granted instead of judgment . The test for substituting ...
... judgment . ( f ) If this submission is upheld , there is only one way in which the plaintiff can avoid irrevocable defeat . This is to convince the Court that a non- suit should be granted instead of judgment . The test for substituting ...
Page 258
... judgment equivalent of a whole evidence nonsuit . The defendant waits until all the evidence is completed , including his own , before making the no case judgment motion . If upheld , judgment may be entered then and there . ( d ) More ...
... judgment equivalent of a whole evidence nonsuit . The defendant waits until all the evidence is completed , including his own , before making the no case judgment motion . If upheld , judgment may be entered then and there . ( d ) More ...
Page 264
... judgment motions " summarised above . If the writer's con- clusions are correct , however , such defendants are unwittingly taking prisoners and releasing 1. The plaintiff is barred from proceeding them when they could be slaughtering ...
... judgment motions " summarised above . If the writer's con- clusions are correct , however , such defendants are unwittingly taking prisoners and releasing 1. The plaintiff is barred from proceeding them when they could be slaughtering ...
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