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... rule . The argument based on the opinion rule runs as follows . The Court is seised of the function of deciding a dispute . If it accepts someone else's opinion , then it is neglecting its duty . This is just as true where the opinion ...
... rule . The argument based on the opinion rule runs as follows . The Court is seised of the function of deciding a dispute . If it accepts someone else's opinion , then it is neglecting its duty . This is just as true where the opinion ...
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... rule does not appear to have been utilised in cases which might have been covered by it in New Zealand . Rule 48 ( a ) is much wider than its English counterpart , and covers both tort and contract , although arguments to the contrary ...
... rule does not appear to have been utilised in cases which might have been covered by it in New Zealand . Rule 48 ( a ) is much wider than its English counterpart , and covers both tort and contract , although arguments to the contrary ...
Page 183
... rule , the English Court would come to the same decision today ( contra - Cheshire's Pri- vate International Law 7th ed . 82 ) . Viscount Haldane expressly stated that the case came within the letter of the rule , but not the sub- stance .
... rule , the English Court would come to the same decision today ( contra - Cheshire's Pri- vate International Law 7th ed . 82 ) . Viscount Haldane expressly stated that the case came within the letter of the rule , but not the sub- stance .
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