The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1990 - Law |
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... defendant's law office . An adulterous affair developed between the plaintiff's wife and the defendant , the discovery of which caused the plaintiff “ acute stress and anxiety " . The plaintiff brought proceedings against the solicitor ...
... defendant's law office . An adulterous affair developed between the plaintiff's wife and the defendant , the discovery of which caused the plaintiff “ acute stress and anxiety " . The plaintiff brought proceedings against the solicitor ...
Page 188
... defendant was the sole trustee , and was the plaintiff's uncle . The trust had various assets , most notably a controlling interest in a company whose purpose was as a shareholding vehicle with shares in other companies belonging to ...
... defendant was the sole trustee , and was the plaintiff's uncle . The trust had various assets , most notably a controlling interest in a company whose purpose was as a shareholding vehicle with shares in other companies belonging to ...
Page 226
... defendant , but was otherwise similar in length and the number of clauses . The defendant's evidence , which was accepted , was that he did not read over the contract before signing it and he had believed it to be substantially similar ...
... defendant , but was otherwise similar in length and the number of clauses . The defendant's evidence , which was accepted , was that he did not read over the contract before signing it and he had believed it to be substantially similar ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 37 |
CULTURAL PROPERTY | 40 |
Company management reform | 54 |
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