The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 19Butterworths, 1943 - Law |
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Page 93
... judgment is that of Mr. Justice Blair , who states as follows : Regulation 14 ( 6 ) is quite clear in its terms . It ... judgment , does not refer to the principle in the body of his judgment . It appears only in explanatory notes . at ...
... judgment is that of Mr. Justice Blair , who states as follows : Regulation 14 ( 6 ) is quite clear in its terms . It ... judgment , does not refer to the principle in the body of his judgment . It appears only in explanatory notes . at ...
Page 125
... judgment in the Court below . We propose to consider the third of these procedures in the light of the judgment of the Court of Appeal in the recent case of Kain v . Kain ( to be reported ) , in its practice aspect . The Court of ...
... judgment in the Court below . We propose to consider the third of these procedures in the light of the judgment of the Court of Appeal in the recent case of Kain v . Kain ( to be reported ) , in its practice aspect . The Court of ...
Page 137
... Judgments Act , 1908 , gives the Supreme Court a discretionary jurisdiction as to giving or making a declaratory judgment or order ; and the Court may , on any grounds which it deems sufficient , refuse to give or make such judgment or ...
... Judgments Act , 1908 , gives the Supreme Court a discretionary jurisdiction as to giving or making a declaratory judgment or order ; and the Court may , on any grounds which it deems sufficient , refuse to give or make such judgment or ...
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