The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2003 - Law |
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Page 112
... defendant as a corporate agent . What is helpful , however , is to be aware of the relevance of the defendant's status as an agent . For some civil wrongs it is highly relevant that the defendant was acting as an agent . But for those ...
... defendant as a corporate agent . What is helpful , however , is to be aware of the relevance of the defendant's status as an agent . For some civil wrongs it is highly relevant that the defendant was acting as an agent . But for those ...
Page 146
... defendant's assets is clearly superior to that of the defendant . The very power to seize assets in which a defendant has a possessory interest , and in which property rests in another , also suggests that the public interest in fines ...
... defendant's assets is clearly superior to that of the defendant . The very power to seize assets in which a defendant has a possessory interest , and in which property rests in another , also suggests that the public interest in fines ...
Page 266
... defendant's view , this was one off loss . The plaintiff was a wholesaler and supplier of PC components and systems ... defendant was concerned about this as he was aware that the plaintiff's retail store in Auckland sold a significantly ...
... defendant's view , this was one off loss . The plaintiff was a wholesaler and supplier of PC components and systems ... defendant was concerned about this as he was aware that the plaintiff's retail store in Auckland sold a significantly ...
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Reviewing the Arbitration Act 1996 | 34 |
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