The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1994 - Law |
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Page 218
... parties had agreed to jointly purchase a property in Queenstown and each would contribute half the purchase price and that would leave his or her interest in the property by will to the other . The Court took a holistic view of the ...
... parties had agreed to jointly purchase a property in Queenstown and each would contribute half the purchase price and that would leave his or her interest in the property by will to the other . The Court took a holistic view of the ...
Page 219
... parties are cloaked by the privilege in aid of settlement known as " without prejudice " privilege . This privilege is a joint one and the contents of any statements made under it , whether verbal or written , cannot be put in evidence ...
... parties are cloaked by the privilege in aid of settlement known as " without prejudice " privilege . This privilege is a joint one and the contents of any statements made under it , whether verbal or written , cannot be put in evidence ...
Page 308
... parties . That decision is then imposed upon the parties . Mediation is fundamentally different . Dr John Haynes , a leading authority on ADR , puts it this way : The mediator manages , and is responsible for , maintaining the process ...
... parties . That decision is then imposed upon the parties . Mediation is fundamentally different . Dr John Haynes , a leading authority on ADR , puts it this way : The mediator manages , and is responsible for , maintaining the process ...
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