The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 54Butterworths, 1979 - Law |
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... held by the Full Court of Queens- land in Robertson v C of S D [ 1958 ] Qd R 342 ) the correct approach as held by Jeffries J is to ascertain what the actual sale of assets in a wind- ing up would produce , then it should be permissi ...
... held by the Full Court of Queens- land in Robertson v C of S D [ 1958 ] Qd R 342 ) the correct approach as held by Jeffries J is to ascertain what the actual sale of assets in a wind- ing up would produce , then it should be permissi ...
Page 104
... held in this way rather than held by a practitioner personally in trust for a client . From memory , at the suggestion of Mr Colin Pat- terson , it was agreed that the views of the meeting should be passed on to the Law Society for ...
... held in this way rather than held by a practitioner personally in trust for a client . From memory , at the suggestion of Mr Colin Pat- terson , it was agreed that the views of the meeting should be passed on to the Law Society for ...
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... held that original skill and labour in execution was required and not origi- nality of thought . This definition was applied in Johnson v Bucko Enterprises . However in British Northrop v Texteam ( r ) , it was held that original meant ...
... held that original skill and labour in execution was required and not origi- nality of thought . This definition was applied in Johnson v Bucko Enterprises . However in British Northrop v Texteam ( r ) , it was held that original meant ...
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