The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2003 - Law |
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Page 106
... proceedings rather than with the award . WHAT NOT TO DO On this basis , I suggest that the arbitrator should not : [ a ] fail to give the parties to the arbitration proper notice of his or her appointment or of the arbitral proceedings ...
... proceedings rather than with the award . WHAT NOT TO DO On this basis , I suggest that the arbitrator should not : [ a ] fail to give the parties to the arbitration proper notice of his or her appointment or of the arbitral proceedings ...
Page 184
... proceedings were brought under Part 7 of the Act before one of the parties died ? ss 10B and 55 . c . Was it a marriage which ended because one spouse died before 1 February 2002 and no proceedings had been commenced under the ...
... proceedings were brought under Part 7 of the Act before one of the parties died ? ss 10B and 55 . c . Was it a marriage which ended because one spouse died before 1 February 2002 and no proceedings had been commenced under the ...
Page 214
... proceedings by , and at the expense of , SPNL . The respondents were former shareholders of SPNL . On appeal SPNL sought to reverse the order made as to the costs of the intended proceedings . Other appellants , Patek and Petrocorp ...
... proceedings by , and at the expense of , SPNL . The respondents were former shareholders of SPNL . On appeal SPNL sought to reverse the order made as to the costs of the intended proceedings . Other appellants , Patek and Petrocorp ...
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Reviewing the Arbitration Act 1996 | 34 |
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