The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1990 - Law |
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Page 49
... claim of his current client . However , the Court held that it was unnecessary to determine whether the claim was " substantially related " to the previous 18 claims he had defended . In this case , the " ongoing relationship " between ...
... claim of his current client . However , the Court held that it was unnecessary to determine whether the claim was " substantially related " to the previous 18 claims he had defended . In this case , the " ongoing relationship " between ...
Page 112
... claim of the applicant . Of the disputes heard in Christchurch during the past year , over 40 % ended with an award for the full amount claimed , and a further 30 % resulted in an award for part of the claim made . On rare occasions ...
... claim of the applicant . Of the disputes heard in Christchurch during the past year , over 40 % ended with an award for the full amount claimed , and a further 30 % resulted in an award for part of the claim made . On rare occasions ...
Page 118
... claim . They denied any allegation of personal injury by accident or claim for damages arising out of personal injury by accident . As Cooke P noted , in delivering the judgment of the Court , on its face such an action is remote from ...
... claim . They denied any allegation of personal injury by accident or claim for damages arising out of personal injury by accident . As Cooke P noted , in delivering the judgment of the Court , on its face such an action is remote from ...
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