The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1990 - Law |
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... Jurisdiction to avoid interest on sums to be arbitration determined. of The law relating to foreign sovereign immunity does not often come up for discussion in New Zealand Courts . When it does , Judges often express unease at having to ...
... Jurisdiction to avoid interest on sums to be arbitration determined. of The law relating to foreign sovereign immunity does not often come up for discussion in New Zealand Courts . When it does , Judges often express unease at having to ...
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... jurisdiction . One is immediately confronted with the international principle that states have jurisdiction to prescribe rules of law within their territory , and that foreign states do not have such jurisdiction in another state's ...
... jurisdiction . One is immediately confronted with the international principle that states have jurisdiction to prescribe rules of law within their territory , and that foreign states do not have such jurisdiction in another state's ...
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... jurisdiction of the High Court to award interest but it usually determines the jurisdiction of arbitrators . This is because it is an implied term in a reference to arbitration , unless stated otherwise , that an arbitrator shall have ...
... jurisdiction of the High Court to award interest but it usually determines the jurisdiction of arbitrators . This is because it is an implied term in a reference to arbitration , unless stated otherwise , that an arbitrator shall have ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 37 |
CULTURAL PROPERTY | 40 |
Company management reform | 54 |
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