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... finding of simple interest capped at Judicature Act rate . On the authority of National Bank v DFC [ 1990 ] 3 NZLR 257 ( CA ) and English authorities Baragwanath J concluded that , to the extent that the debenture holder holds funds in ...
... finding of simple interest capped at Judicature Act rate . On the authority of National Bank v DFC [ 1990 ] 3 NZLR 257 ( CA ) and English authorities Baragwanath J concluded that , to the extent that the debenture holder holds funds in ...
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... finding that in cases of contract variation consideration is not a necessary element . In so finding Baragwanath J , for the Court , restricts the application of the doctrine in Stilk v Myrick ( 1809 ) 20Camp 317 finding that it can no ...
... finding that in cases of contract variation consideration is not a necessary element . In so finding Baragwanath J , for the Court , restricts the application of the doctrine in Stilk v Myrick ( 1809 ) 20Camp 317 finding that it can no ...
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... finding of infringement . Logic and commonsense suggest that the result should be the same when the original work itself is used . Accordingly the Court found that there was a serious question for trial on the issue of whether Benchmark ...
... finding of infringement . Logic and commonsense suggest that the result should be the same when the original work itself is used . Accordingly the Court found that there was a serious question for trial on the issue of whether Benchmark ...
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