The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1983 - Law |
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Page 108
... possible to proceed on notice . The applicant must demonstrate to the Court that he needs the Court's protection immediately . and promptness is essential for if the plaintiff has delayed with knowledge of the facts before coming to the ...
... possible to proceed on notice . The applicant must demonstrate to the Court that he needs the Court's protection immediately . and promptness is essential for if the plaintiff has delayed with knowledge of the facts before coming to the ...
Page 111
... possible and perhaps more convenient to apply by way of originating application supported by affidavit which obviates the need for a writ and statement of claim . In either case seek the undertaking of the defendant's solicitor that he ...
... possible and perhaps more convenient to apply by way of originating application supported by affidavit which obviates the need for a writ and statement of claim . In either case seek the undertaking of the defendant's solicitor that he ...
Page 166
... possible , or perhaps even more likely implication is that in 1939 in England and in 1950 in New Zealand , Parliament simply did not consider the possibility that damage could occur without there being any reasonable opportunity of ...
... possible , or perhaps even more likely implication is that in 1939 in England and in 1950 in New Zealand , Parliament simply did not consider the possibility that damage could occur without there being any reasonable opportunity of ...
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