The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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Page 122
... costs under this heading would be capital . ( ii ) Enduring benefit The Ruling states this factor is probably the strongest one in support of the finding that Year 2000 expenditure is on capital account . The Ruling comments that the costs ...
... costs under this heading would be capital . ( ii ) Enduring benefit The Ruling states this factor is probably the strongest one in support of the finding that Year 2000 expenditure is on capital account . The Ruling comments that the costs ...
Page 140
... costs were $ 9,649.10 . The Master awarded costs against the plaintiff of $ 4,000 together with disbursements of $ 1,754.08 . One would certainly imagine that six or seven months is enough time to resolve an application for legal aid ...
... costs were $ 9,649.10 . The Master awarded costs against the plaintiff of $ 4,000 together with disbursements of $ 1,754.08 . One would certainly imagine that six or seven months is enough time to resolve an application for legal aid ...
Page 341
... costs . No attempt is made to quantify them or to assess an acceptable ratio of operating costs to pay out . Bearing in mind the number of unsuccessful applications , this will be large . Let us conservatively estimate the operat- ing costs ...
... costs . No attempt is made to quantify them or to assess an acceptable ratio of operating costs to pay out . Bearing in mind the number of unsuccessful applications , this will be large . Let us conservatively estimate the operat- ing costs ...
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