The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 5Butterworths, 1930 - Law |
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Page 114
... argument Counsel for the appellant sug- gested that the real question was whether the loss was caused by a danger of the sea within the meaning of Section 3 of the Sea Carriage of Goods Act , 1922. Counsel for the ap pellant rested his ...
... argument Counsel for the appellant sug- gested that the real question was whether the loss was caused by a danger of the sea within the meaning of Section 3 of the Sea Carriage of Goods Act , 1922. Counsel for the ap pellant rested his ...
Page 220
... arguments be stripped of prejudicial matter . It is a curious position , that this Local Go- vernment Act , 1929 , though perhaps one of the most important statutes of our day and the one destined ultimately to give rise to most argument ...
... arguments be stripped of prejudicial matter . It is a curious position , that this Local Go- vernment Act , 1929 , though perhaps one of the most important statutes of our day and the one destined ultimately to give rise to most argument ...
Page 322
... argument adduced was that the refusal of leave to appeal was a Judge's order , and that it could be reviewed and rescinded under the provisions of Rule 421. That argument was re- jected by their Honours in the Court below , and the ...
... argument adduced was that the refusal of leave to appeal was a Judge's order , and that it could be reviewed and rescinded under the provisions of Rule 421. That argument was re- jected by their Honours in the Court below , and the ...
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