The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1993 - Law |
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Page 109
... application of legal concepts , generally , and in particular , the current application of the doctrine of part performance . Indeed seldom in the New Zealand jurisdiction has that doctrine received such an extended judicial ...
... application of legal concepts , generally , and in particular , the current application of the doctrine of part performance . Indeed seldom in the New Zealand jurisdiction has that doctrine received such an extended judicial ...
Page 151
... application to dismiss a notice based on alleged errors in the sums remaining unpaid . The debtor relied on s 20 ( b ) Insolvency Act which provides that a notice shall not be invalidated if the sum specified exceeds the amount due ...
... application to dismiss a notice based on alleged errors in the sums remaining unpaid . The debtor relied on s 20 ( b ) Insolvency Act which provides that a notice shall not be invalidated if the sum specified exceeds the amount due ...
Page 252
... application is prescribed , may be commenced by the filing of an originating application , if the Court so orders , under Rule 452 ( 1 ) . ( i ) Certain applications in relation to real or personal property or the supply of goods or ...
... application is prescribed , may be commenced by the filing of an originating application , if the Court so orders , under Rule 452 ( 1 ) . ( i ) Certain applications in relation to real or personal property or the supply of goods or ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 1 |
CENSORSHIP | 16 |
CONSTITUTIONAL | 22 |
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