The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 55Butterworths, 1980 - Law |
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Page 229
... judgment , President North , with whom McCarthy J agreed generally , states the principles which in his opinion must be ap- plied when the Court is asked either to set aside an award or remit it to the arbitrators or umpire on the ...
... judgment , President North , with whom McCarthy J agreed generally , states the principles which in his opinion must be ap- plied when the Court is asked either to set aside an award or remit it to the arbitrators or umpire on the ...
Page 272
... judgment but merely the issue of proceedings . Hence there is a judgment , albeit one subject to an appeal ; a judgment obtained after a lengthy defended hearing and one subject to being set aside under the provisions of the Act . " Of ...
... judgment but merely the issue of proceedings . Hence there is a judgment , albeit one subject to an appeal ; a judgment obtained after a lengthy defended hearing and one subject to being set aside under the provisions of the Act . " Of ...
Page 458
... judgments refer more to the reasons given by Megarry J for his judgment than they do to the reasons for the judgment of the Court of Appeal . ] In the final paragraph of his judgment Megarry J assembled a number of the critical factors ...
... judgments refer more to the reasons given by Megarry J for his judgment than they do to the reasons for the judgment of the Court of Appeal . ] In the final paragraph of his judgment Megarry J assembled a number of the critical factors ...
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Denis Orme | 3 |
How Strong is New Zealands Claim | 6 |
Stewart and Tozer v Smith | v |
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