The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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Page 71
... parties agree to arbitrate part or all of their dispute during the course of a proceeding , the Court must stay the proceeding to the appropriate extent . The Rule is limited to situations where the parties have reached agreement , and ...
... parties agree to arbitrate part or all of their dispute during the course of a proceeding , the Court must stay the proceeding to the appropriate extent . The Rule is limited to situations where the parties have reached agreement , and ...
Page 181
... parties were on the written agreement . As the contract had not , in fact , been signed by both parties there was no way that a contract could be seen to exist so the High Court of Australia applied estoppel based upon the ...
... parties were on the written agreement . As the contract had not , in fact , been signed by both parties there was no way that a contract could be seen to exist so the High Court of Australia applied estoppel based upon the ...
Page 217
... parties have expressly so agreed . ( b ) After publication of the award the parties consent . ( c ) The Court grants leave . In my view , the conferring of a discretionary power to grant leave to appeal , may in fact , extend the ...
... parties have expressly so agreed . ( b ) After publication of the award the parties consent . ( c ) The Court grants leave . In my view , the conferring of a discretionary power to grant leave to appeal , may in fact , extend the ...
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