The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1989 - Law |
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... parties that only technical evidence that had been fully disclosed at the mini trial could be offered in evidence at the High Court trial if such a trial were subsequently held , unless there had been full disclosure of any amended ...
... parties that only technical evidence that had been fully disclosed at the mini trial could be offered in evidence at the High Court trial if such a trial were subsequently held , unless there had been full disclosure of any amended ...
Page 207
... parties fail to reach agreement themselves . This development of the Sudbrook principle may well allow the Courts to find enforceable agreements in cases where previously they could not . The background to the decision in Playle v Money ...
... parties fail to reach agreement themselves . This development of the Sudbrook principle may well allow the Courts to find enforceable agreements in cases where previously they could not . The background to the decision in Playle v Money ...
Page 209
... parties have intended an objective determination of a matter left undecided , the Courts can , and should , imply a term for some machinery provision which would be necessary to ensure that the parties common intention is achieved . was ...
... parties have intended an objective determination of a matter left undecided , the Courts can , and should , imply a term for some machinery provision which would be necessary to ensure that the parties common intention is achieved . was ...
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PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE | 36 |
T KennedyGrant | 77 |
Wayne Eagleson | 83 |
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