The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2003 - Law |
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Page 166
... accepted Plante's evidence . The Court accepted that it is a matter for the trial Judge's discretion to determine whether a warning about a particular witness ' evidence in a trial is required , and that decision will only be interfered ...
... accepted Plante's evidence . The Court accepted that it is a matter for the trial Judge's discretion to determine whether a warning about a particular witness ' evidence in a trial is required , and that decision will only be interfered ...
Page 379
... accepted : see at para 55 . The work in progress The defendant's contention was , as appears in paras 62 - 68 , that , by June 2002 there was a shortfall of £ 200,000 - or , possibly , more in the work in progress in the Bristol , and ...
... accepted : see at para 55 . The work in progress The defendant's contention was , as appears in paras 62 - 68 , that , by June 2002 there was a shortfall of £ 200,000 - or , possibly , more in the work in progress in the Bristol , and ...
Page 380
... accepted repudiation . It was stated ( at para 94 ) that , if a partnership could be dissolved by accepted repudiation , then the firm was dissolved by reason of the conduct of GL , JT and DC . on behalf of all the defendants . possible ...
... accepted repudiation . It was stated ( at para 94 ) that , if a partnership could be dissolved by accepted repudiation , then the firm was dissolved by reason of the conduct of GL , JT and DC . on behalf of all the defendants . possible ...
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