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... judgments other than interlocutory orders are governed by R 541 , which requires every judgment to be drawn up in a form approved by the Registrar and sealed . There is no time limit within which this has to be done . From the above ...
... judgments other than interlocutory orders are governed by R 541 , which requires every judgment to be drawn up in a form approved by the Registrar and sealed . There is no time limit within which this has to be done . From the above ...
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... judgment was that set out in the Westpac Banking Corp v M M Kembla Ltd and Bernard v Space 2000 Ltd. They went to on stress : That is an exacting test , and rightly so since it is a serious thing to stop a plaintiff bringing his claim ...
... judgment was that set out in the Westpac Banking Corp v M M Kembla Ltd and Bernard v Space 2000 Ltd. They went to on stress : That is an exacting test , and rightly so since it is a serious thing to stop a plaintiff bringing his claim ...
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