The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1985 - Law |
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Page 84
... application , which affected the parties ' status , ought , unless the circumstances were exceptional , to be given viva voce by the applicant in person . As His Honour pointed out , the Judge must be in a position to assess the ...
... application , which affected the parties ' status , ought , unless the circumstances were exceptional , to be given viva voce by the applicant in person . As His Honour pointed out , the Judge must be in a position to assess the ...
Page 98
... application for renewal of a further , while in the third case the police application failed . Three complaints were made against employees and of these one succeeded . 1222 2000 In Wellington the Court records reveal that over the same ...
... application for renewal of a further , while in the third case the police application failed . Three complaints were made against employees and of these one succeeded . 1222 2000 In Wellington the Court records reveal that over the same ...
Page 153
... application , he is to file a Notice of Opposition showing grounds and any facts alleged by the applicant which he ... application , may decide objections , privilege etc. Discovery : The formal order is dropped ; as with interrogatories ...
... application , he is to file a Notice of Opposition showing grounds and any facts alleged by the applicant which he ... application , may decide objections , privilege etc. Discovery : The formal order is dropped ; as with interrogatories ...
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THE NEW ZEALAND | 33 |
THE INDIAN LEGAL SYSTEM | 41 |
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