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... rule. Rules ( No 2 ) 2 ) 1988 The High Court Amendment Rules ( No 2 ) 1988 ( SR 1988/269 , 7 November 1988 ) came into force on 1 January 1989 , bringing about several important changes to civil procedure in the High Court . Matters ...
... rule. Rules ( No 2 ) 2 ) 1988 The High Court Amendment Rules ( No 2 ) 1988 ( SR 1988/269 , 7 November 1988 ) came into force on 1 January 1989 , bringing about several important changes to civil procedure in the High Court . Matters ...
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... Rule 446G ( 4 ) has been amended to allow review under R264 of an ex parte interlocutory application in a commercial list proceeding . 4 Interlocutory injunctions Two very important new rules governing interlocutory injunctions have ...
... Rule 446G ( 4 ) has been amended to allow review under R264 of an ex parte interlocutory application in a commercial list proceeding . 4 Interlocutory injunctions Two very important new rules governing interlocutory injunctions have ...
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... rule out the possibility of an order extending to assets outside New Zealand . Rule 236B ( 2 ) requires a party making an application to identify any non - party who would be detrimentally affected by the granting of the application ...
... rule out the possibility of an order extending to assets outside New Zealand . Rule 236B ( 2 ) requires a party making an application to identify any non - party who would be detrimentally affected by the granting of the application ...
Contents
PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE | 36 |
T KennedyGrant | 77 |
Wayne Eagleson | 83 |
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