The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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Page 216
... question was a penalty clause and should be struck out . He went on to hold that the developer ( appellant ) was confined to the recovery of liquidated damages specified in the contract for the relevant period of delay and that the ...
... question was a penalty clause and should be struck out . He went on to hold that the developer ( appellant ) was confined to the recovery of liquidated damages specified in the contract for the relevant period of delay and that the ...
Page 361
... question of law referred to it by the High Court pursuant to s 64 Judicature Act 1908. The question was whether a contract by which the respondents gave a continuing guarantee of the debts of Pioneer Builders Ltd to John Edmonds Ltd ...
... question of law referred to it by the High Court pursuant to s 64 Judicature Act 1908. The question was whether a contract by which the respondents gave a continuing guarantee of the debts of Pioneer Builders Ltd to John Edmonds Ltd ...
Page 382
... question the Court referred to Black v Fulcher [ 1988 ] 1 NZLR 417 and dicta of Cooke P at 420 In the summary criminal jurisdiction interlocutory gen- eral appeals are not provided for . As to points of law , similarly s 107 of the ...
... question the Court referred to Black v Fulcher [ 1988 ] 1 NZLR 417 and dicta of Cooke P at 420 In the summary criminal jurisdiction interlocutory gen- eral appeals are not provided for . As to points of law , similarly s 107 of the ...
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