The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1985 - Law |
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Page 16
... defendant had been supplied with copies of most if not all of the five leases . These were handed on to the defendant's solicitors after the agreement had been signed . The defendant's solicitors wrote to the plaintiff's solicitors ...
... defendant had been supplied with copies of most if not all of the five leases . These were handed on to the defendant's solicitors after the agreement had been signed . The defendant's solicitors wrote to the plaintiff's solicitors ...
Page 152
... defendant of the claim . The historical reason was that it was necessary to get the defendant into Court in order to found jurisdiction , and the King's to command was necessary . The writ has persisted although this reason has long ...
... defendant of the claim . The historical reason was that it was necessary to get the defendant into Court in order to found jurisdiction , and the King's to command was necessary . The writ has persisted although this reason has long ...
Page 312
... defendant from infringing the copyright and selling and / or distributing any T - shirts with the design on it . He also applied ex parte for an order requiring the defendant to permit the plaintiff to enter his premises to inspect ...
... defendant from infringing the copyright and selling and / or distributing any T - shirts with the design on it . He also applied ex parte for an order requiring the defendant to permit the plaintiff to enter his premises to inspect ...
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THE NEW ZEALAND | 11 |
THE NEW ZEALAND | 33 |
THE INDIAN LEGAL SYSTEM | 41 |
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