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Page 159
... application or a document . The new provision is far more specific , covering the beginning or purported beginning of proceedings as well as any act or omission in the course of or in connection with a proceeding . The question of non ...
... application or a document . The new provision is far more specific , covering the beginning or purported beginning of proceedings as well as any act or omission in the course of or in connection with a proceeding . The question of non ...
Page 160
... applications for directions The list of matters which may be commenced by way of originating application has been swollen by the addition of r 458D ( 1 ) ( bb ) , permitting applications for directions by liquidators , receivers ...
... applications for directions The list of matters which may be commenced by way of originating application has been swollen by the addition of r 458D ( 1 ) ( bb ) , permitting applications for directions by liquidators , receivers ...
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... Application Act 1988 . Cases on it are not common . A judgment of Popplewell J in the Queen's Bench Division delivered on 1 February this year deals directly with the application of its provisions to a libel action brought by a member ...
... Application Act 1988 . Cases on it are not common . A judgment of Popplewell J in the Queen's Bench Division delivered on 1 February this year deals directly with the application of its provisions to a libel action brought by a member ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 37 |
CULTURAL PROPERTY | 40 |
Company management reform | 54 |
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