The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1985 - Law |
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Page 137
... judgment of Lord Scarman in National Westminister Bank v Morgan in a decision delivered in the House of Lords on 7 March 1985. The case concerned an allegation of undue influence on the part of the bank in obtaining the execution by Mrs ...
... judgment of Lord Scarman in National Westminister Bank v Morgan in a decision delivered in the House of Lords on 7 March 1985. The case concerned an allegation of undue influence on the part of the bank in obtaining the execution by Mrs ...
Page 138
... judgment 5 March 1982 , A No 1093/81 ) ; Pakuranga Real Estate Ltd v David Lamb Advertising Ltd ( Barker J , Auckland , judgment 17 March 1983 , A No 672/82 ) ) the plaintiff was a real estate agent who had negotiated an unconditional ...
... judgment 5 March 1982 , A No 1093/81 ) ; Pakuranga Real Estate Ltd v David Lamb Advertising Ltd ( Barker J , Auckland , judgment 17 March 1983 , A No 672/82 ) ) the plaintiff was a real estate agent who had negotiated an unconditional ...
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... judgment then looked at the relationship of the issue of invalidity and the statutory power of decision which were ... judgment that the definition in the Judicature Act 1972 , as itself amended should be given a wide interpretation ...
... judgment then looked at the relationship of the issue of invalidity and the statutory power of decision which were ... judgment that the definition in the Judicature Act 1972 , as itself amended should be given a wide interpretation ...
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THE NEW ZEALAND | 33 |
THE INDIAN LEGAL SYSTEM | 41 |
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