The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 54Butterworths, 1979 - Law |
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Page 407
... judgment . Mr Cain suggested that legis- lation might be enacted in New Zealand to allow a plaintiff to preserve assets of a defendant within the jurisdiction for the purposes of execution after judgment because there does not seem to ...
... judgment . Mr Cain suggested that legis- lation might be enacted in New Zealand to allow a plaintiff to preserve assets of a defendant within the jurisdiction for the purposes of execution after judgment because there does not seem to ...
Page 441
... judgment was given by Mason J with whom all the other members Barwick CJ , Stephen , Jacobs and Aickin JJ – agreed . His honour had no difficulty in finding that the documents in question were not protected by legal profes- sional ...
... judgment was given by Mason J with whom all the other members Barwick CJ , Stephen , Jacobs and Aickin JJ – agreed . His honour had no difficulty in finding that the documents in question were not protected by legal profes- sional ...
Page 461
... judgment in the No 1 case and there was still an inquiry into dam- ages in respect of a £ 50,000 loan transaction to be held as a result of the No 1 judgment . There was also the problem of Mr Moir's costs , both past and future . It ...
... judgment in the No 1 case and there was still an inquiry into dam- ages in respect of a £ 50,000 loan transaction to be held as a result of the No 1 judgment . There was also the problem of Mr Moir's costs , both past and future . It ...
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