The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1985 - Law |
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Page 152
... claim , with which is to be filed a notice of proceeding . We thus have a unified procedure for the action commenced by writ and all forms of originating application such as originating summons and motion , and petition . The statement ...
... claim , with which is to be filed a notice of proceeding . We thus have a unified procedure for the action commenced by writ and all forms of originating application such as originating summons and motion , and petition . The statement ...
Page 153
... claim and notice of proceeding , with evidence by affidavit . Testamentary Promise claims are brought into this group . A defendant in that claim , or a claim under the Family Protection Act may claim against the same estate by filing ...
... claim and notice of proceeding , with evidence by affidavit . Testamentary Promise claims are brought into this group . A defendant in that claim , or a claim under the Family Protection Act may claim against the same estate by filing ...
Page 303
... claim to that Tribunal . If a policy or practice adopted before 1975 however is kept extant through Act of Parliament " then any Act on the statute books that prejudicially affects a Maaori may give rise to a claim no matter when it was ...
... claim to that Tribunal . If a policy or practice adopted before 1975 however is kept extant through Act of Parliament " then any Act on the statute books that prejudicially affects a Maaori may give rise to a claim no matter when it was ...
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THE NEW ZEALAND | 11 |
THE NEW ZEALAND | 33 |
THE INDIAN LEGAL SYSTEM | 41 |
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