The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 54Butterworths, 1979 - Law |
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Page 162
... give their evidence and are then subjected to cross - examination by opposing counsel . I propose to consider some of the criticisms made of the present procedures and whether some alternative to the adversary process should be ...
... give their evidence and are then subjected to cross - examination by opposing counsel . I propose to consider some of the criticisms made of the present procedures and whether some alternative to the adversary process should be ...
Page 280
... give the Supreme Court jurisdiction and oblige it to give its consent to an order ; but , of course , not necessarily to the order that any or all of the parties seek because the nature of the order and how it falls on the estate are at ...
... give the Supreme Court jurisdiction and oblige it to give its consent to an order ; but , of course , not necessarily to the order that any or all of the parties seek because the nature of the order and how it falls on the estate are at ...
Page 462
... give rise to the agent being considered to be a constructive trustee so as to give the principals the right of following the profits if converted into other kinds of pro- perty . Probably the best - known recent instance of ...
... give rise to the agent being considered to be a constructive trustee so as to give the principals the right of following the profits if converted into other kinds of pro- perty . Probably the best - known recent instance of ...
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