The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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... application , it made it clear that there is a basis for such discovery . It also emphasised that such discov- ery will rarely be granted , as in the case of an application to set aside a writ for irregularity of service : Rome v Punjab ...
... application , it made it clear that there is a basis for such discovery . It also emphasised that such discov- ery will rarely be granted , as in the case of an application to set aside a writ for irregularity of service : Rome v Punjab ...
Page 285
... application , which must have come as a consider- able surprise . The Court stressed that an application under R 131 is different from an application under RR 186 or 477. In those applications , the jurisdic- tion is only exercised ...
... application , which must have come as a consider- able surprise . The Court stressed that an application under R 131 is different from an application under RR 186 or 477. In those applications , the jurisdic- tion is only exercised ...
Page 376
... application for leave was refused . The judgment on that application was delivered on 17 June 1998. It recorded that following the previous judgment Mr Nicholls was advised by the Registrar by letter that he might be granted legal aid ...
... application for leave was refused . The judgment on that application was delivered on 17 June 1998. It recorded that following the previous judgment Mr Nicholls was advised by the Registrar by letter that he might be granted legal aid ...
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