The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 19Butterworths, 1943 - Law |
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... exercise of this jurisdiction , or is it of universal application in all cases in which the claim does not exceed £ 50 ? It is now proposed to review certain decisions given on this point in order to ascertain if there is any limita ...
... exercise of this jurisdiction , or is it of universal application in all cases in which the claim does not exceed £ 50 ? It is now proposed to review certain decisions given on this point in order to ascertain if there is any limita ...
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... Exercise of Discretion - Function of Court of Appeal . Normally , on an application to the Court under s . 68 of the Companies Act , 1933 , for an order confirming the reduction of share capital by a limited company , persons who are ...
... Exercise of Discretion - Function of Court of Appeal . Normally , on an application to the Court under s . 68 of the Companies Act , 1933 , for an order confirming the reduction of share capital by a limited company , persons who are ...
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... exercise the powers contained in the Settled Land Act , 1908 . The Hawke's Bay Society suggested that the New Zealand Society either give publicity to the fact that such restrictions existed or take some steps to having the restrictions ...
... exercise the powers contained in the Settled Land Act , 1908 . The Hawke's Bay Society suggested that the New Zealand Society either give publicity to the fact that such restrictions existed or take some steps to having the restrictions ...
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