The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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Page 92
... tion the client is happy with , will be good for business in the long term . Prestige Perhaps a pivotal reason lawyers are not taking to mediation is that they do not perceive mediation as having the same kind of prestige as litigation ...
... tion the client is happy with , will be good for business in the long term . Prestige Perhaps a pivotal reason lawyers are not taking to mediation is that they do not perceive mediation as having the same kind of prestige as litigation ...
Page 230
... tion and impermissible differentiation amounting to dis- crimination . This is a definitional question and is to be considered before any issue of the possible application of s 5 of the Bill of Rights Act arises . Section 19 of the Bill ...
... tion and impermissible differentiation amounting to dis- crimination . This is a definitional question and is to be considered before any issue of the possible application of s 5 of the Bill of Rights Act arises . Section 19 of the Bill ...
Page 394
... tion right which is typically associ- ated with a substantial capital payment ; ⚫ second , the maintenance of the range of services for residents en- visaged by the scheme of lifecare at the time of an individual's acquisi- tion of his ...
... tion right which is typically associ- ated with a substantial capital payment ; ⚫ second , the maintenance of the range of services for residents en- visaged by the scheme of lifecare at the time of an individual's acquisi- tion of his ...
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