The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2003 - Law |
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Page 53
... action against " dumping or a subsidy " must , at a minimum , encompass action that may be taken only when the constituent elements of ' dumping ' [ or subsidy ] are present " . The payments made under the Byrd Amendment were found to ...
... action against " dumping or a subsidy " must , at a minimum , encompass action that may be taken only when the constituent elements of ' dumping ' [ or subsidy ] are present " . The payments made under the Byrd Amendment were found to ...
Page 109
... action pleaded against the corporate agent . As will be seen , the cause of action itself will take proper account of the defendant's status as an agent . By contrast , the error of the other approaches is that they pay too much regard ...
... action pleaded against the corporate agent . As will be seen , the cause of action itself will take proper account of the defendant's status as an agent . By contrast , the error of the other approaches is that they pay too much regard ...
Page 247
... action . Auckland Trotting Club Auckland Trotting Club's claim was against three separate defendants , and contained three causes of action . In opening the case for the plaintiff , counsel advised the Court that it was discontinuing ...
... action . Auckland Trotting Club Auckland Trotting Club's claim was against three separate defendants , and contained three causes of action . In opening the case for the plaintiff , counsel advised the Court that it was discontinuing ...
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