The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1989 - Law |
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... trial . In the event that the mini trial procedure failed to result in a settlement , it was agreed by all parties that only technical evidence that had been fully disclosed at the mini trial could be offered in evidence at the High Court ...
... trial . In the event that the mini trial procedure failed to result in a settlement , it was agreed by all parties that only technical evidence that had been fully disclosed at the mini trial could be offered in evidence at the High Court ...
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... trial may be put off by the thought of the " cards on the table " aspect , which is central to the idea of a mini trial . It might be thought that if no settlement results , the company will have gained nothing and will have lost some ...
... trial may be put off by the thought of the " cards on the table " aspect , which is central to the idea of a mini trial . It might be thought that if no settlement results , the company will have gained nothing and will have lost some ...
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... trial ( thus precluding himself from taking any more interlocutory steps ) and 60 days thereafter to list the case for trial . ( R 48 ) . In theory the defendant is then obliged to complete all pretrial procedures such as discovery and ...
... trial ( thus precluding himself from taking any more interlocutory steps ) and 60 days thereafter to list the case for trial . ( R 48 ) . In theory the defendant is then obliged to complete all pretrial procedures such as discovery and ...
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PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE | 36 |
T KennedyGrant | 77 |
Wayne Eagleson | 83 |
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