The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1983 - Law |
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Page 195
... Lords , Lord Diplock considered that in both of the lower Courts , the plaintiffs had argued that the Court has jurisdiction to restrain a party from proceeding to arbitration and that this jurisdiction is analogous to the Court's ...
... Lords , Lord Diplock considered that in both of the lower Courts , the plaintiffs had argued that the Court has jurisdiction to restrain a party from proceeding to arbitration and that this jurisdiction is analogous to the Court's ...
Page 197
... Lord Kerr's view , these mutual obligations can only arise once the claimant has initiated the arbitration process and it is necessary to consider whose obligation it is to take the initiative at any point of time . If it is the ...
... Lord Kerr's view , these mutual obligations can only arise once the claimant has initiated the arbitration process and it is necessary to consider whose obligation it is to take the initiative at any point of time . If it is the ...
Page 359
... Lord ! Why , the fashion alone , cost me more than double the sum " Lord Mansfield calmly observed , " God forbid gentlemen , we should hang a man for fashion's sake " . In the days when it was necessary to prove an " indenture " ( a ...
... Lord ! Why , the fashion alone , cost me more than double the sum " Lord Mansfield calmly observed , " God forbid gentlemen , we should hang a man for fashion's sake " . In the days when it was necessary to prove an " indenture " ( a ...
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