The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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Page 137
... judgment " . Bell - Booth The issue to be decided in Bell - Booth was whether the High Court had " given judgment " in respect of an ap- peal from the District Court . The ap- peal had been argued before Temm J. Before judgment could be ...
... judgment " . Bell - Booth The issue to be decided in Bell - Booth was whether the High Court had " given judgment " in respect of an ap- peal from the District Court . The ap- peal had been argued before Temm J. Before judgment could be ...
Page 138
... judgment " but at determining the time at which judgment is given . The nature of a judgment is a question of common law , as recognised by the Court of Appeal . Where a decision is announced , with the indication that reasons are to ...
... judgment " but at determining the time at which judgment is given . The nature of a judgment is a question of common law , as recognised by the Court of Appeal . Where a decision is announced , with the indication that reasons are to ...
Page 427
NZLJ. SUMMARY JUDGMENT REFORM PERSONAL INJURY CLAIMS RESURFACE WHAT IS SUITABLE MEDIATION FODDER ? LITIGATION edited by Andrew Beck everal highly significant changes to summary judgment procedure have been introduced by the High Court ...
NZLJ. SUMMARY JUDGMENT REFORM PERSONAL INJURY CLAIMS RESURFACE WHAT IS SUITABLE MEDIATION FODDER ? LITIGATION edited by Andrew Beck everal highly significant changes to summary judgment procedure have been introduced by the High Court ...
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