The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 54Butterworths, 1979 - Law |
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Page 165
... parties or sub- ject to compliance with the direction of the Court that he should disclose before the trial the sub- stances of such expert evidence to any other party . In the second place , the right of a party to with hold the ...
... parties or sub- ject to compliance with the direction of the Court that he should disclose before the trial the sub- stances of such expert evidence to any other party . In the second place , the right of a party to with hold the ...
Page 261
... parties . The professional bodies , on the other hand , although determined to maintain high standards of skill and care in performing their attest function , are equally adamant about any increase in liability to third parties ...
... parties . The professional bodies , on the other hand , although determined to maintain high standards of skill and care in performing their attest function , are equally adamant about any increase in liability to third parties ...
Page 418
... parties provided a home there for their children , the husband paid $ 25 per week towards the upkeep of the wife and family . The wife worked and provided funds for upkeep from her earnings also . The spouses jointly purchased household ...
... parties provided a home there for their children , the husband paid $ 25 per week towards the upkeep of the wife and family . The wife worked and provided funds for upkeep from her earnings also . The spouses jointly purchased household ...
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