The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1993 - Law |
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Page 150
... held that the crucial question was whether Clark could have raised the counterclaim in the action in which the judgment was obtained . There was lengthy evidence to this effect , effectively saying that Clark did not appreciate that he ...
... held that the crucial question was whether Clark could have raised the counterclaim in the action in which the judgment was obtained . There was lengthy evidence to this effect , effectively saying that Clark did not appreciate that he ...
Page 151
... held to be remedial under s 11. In a further development of the principle in Re Wright , in Burns v Westpac Banking Corporation ( High Court , Auckland , B 1432/89 , Robertson J ) , a Notice was held to be deficient in claiming a ...
... held to be remedial under s 11. In a further development of the principle in Re Wright , in Burns v Westpac Banking Corporation ( High Court , Auckland , B 1432/89 , Robertson J ) , a Notice was held to be deficient in claiming a ...
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... held in the week following Easter . This appears to be the origin of the tradition that New Zealand Law Society conferences are generally held at this time . Several meetings in 1928 were called for the purpose of considering ...
... held in the week following Easter . This appears to be the origin of the tradition that New Zealand Law Society conferences are generally held at this time . Several meetings in 1928 were called for the purpose of considering ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 1 |
CENSORSHIP | 16 |
CONSTITUTIONAL | 22 |
Copyright | |
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