The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1989 - Law |
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Page 204
... procedure for a scheme of arrangement under s 205 of the Companies Act 1955 . A total of 45 companies ( 62 % ) completed the requisite procedure with registration of the confirmed scheme with the Registrar of Companies . There were ...
... procedure for a scheme of arrangement under s 205 of the Companies Act 1955 . A total of 45 companies ( 62 % ) completed the requisite procedure with registration of the confirmed scheme with the Registrar of Companies . There were ...
Page 267
... Procedure nor Sim & Cain Practice and Procedure contains any commentary on this procedure , which is perhaps understandable because it is practically impossible to work out what the procedure is . It appears that these rules were based ...
... Procedure nor Sim & Cain Practice and Procedure contains any commentary on this procedure , which is perhaps understandable because it is practically impossible to work out what the procedure is . It appears that these rules were based ...
Page 298
... Procedure . In this article he looks critically at the way in which the rules regarding this new procedure of summary judgment is working in practice . He considers that the procedure has become unnecessarily complex in practice and ...
... Procedure . In this article he looks critically at the way in which the rules regarding this new procedure of summary judgment is working in practice . He considers that the procedure has become unnecessarily complex in practice and ...
Contents
PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE | 36 |
T KennedyGrant | 77 |
Wayne Eagleson | 83 |
Copyright | |
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