The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 24Butterworths, 1948 - Law |
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Page 83
... allowed 5 per cent . , equivalent to £ 1 158. per foot only . The appellants claim that the value of the corner situation in this case is much greater than allowed by the Com- mittee . In support of this view , they contend that ...
... allowed 5 per cent . , equivalent to £ 1 158. per foot only . The appellants claim that the value of the corner situation in this case is much greater than allowed by the Com- mittee . In support of this view , they contend that ...
Page 307
... allowed by the Committee , or at a total of £ 216 . " The Crown asked us to give a ruling as to whether the value of materials in a building to be demolished should be assessed While as at prices ruling in 1942 or as at the present date ...
... allowed by the Committee , or at a total of £ 216 . " The Crown asked us to give a ruling as to whether the value of materials in a building to be demolished should be assessed While as at prices ruling in 1942 or as at the present date ...
Page 323
... allowed under the proposed scale . In the usual course of events the medical witness and the expert are not detained for any great length of time at Court , and , by and large , £ 1 1s . for three hours or under , and £ 2 2s . for over ...
... allowed under the proposed scale . In the usual course of events the medical witness and the expert are not detained for any great length of time at Court , and , by and large , £ 1 1s . for three hours or under , and £ 2 2s . for over ...
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