The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1989 - Law |
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... application for summary judgment by filing and serving memorandum to that effect . This will no doubt become the accepted practice where the defendant's affidavit clearly discloses an arguable defence . Unfortunately , no time limit is ...
... application for summary judgment by filing and serving memorandum to that effect . This will no doubt become the accepted practice where the defendant's affidavit clearly discloses an arguable defence . Unfortunately , no time limit is ...
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... applications New matters which may now be commenced by way of originating application under Part IVA are schemes of arrangement in terms of s 205 of the Companies Act 1955 ( R458D ( 1 ) ( a ) ( vi ) ) ; applications under s 73 ( 1 ) of ...
... applications New matters which may now be commenced by way of originating application under Part IVA are schemes of arrangement in terms of s 205 of the Companies Act 1955 ( R458D ( 1 ) ( a ) ( vi ) ) ; applications under s 73 ( 1 ) of ...
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... application of RR 136 to 144 in respect of proceedings for recovery of land is not limited by anything in RR 134B to 134H . An application for summary judgment in such a matter therefore remains possibility . It is also clear that the ...
... application of RR 136 to 144 in respect of proceedings for recovery of land is not limited by anything in RR 134B to 134H . An application for summary judgment in such a matter therefore remains possibility . It is also clear that the ...
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PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE | 36 |
T KennedyGrant | 77 |
Wayne Eagleson | 83 |
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