The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2001 - Law |
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... nature and context of the decision being sought , in all its aspects " . And : " where credibility is an issue , ques- tioning by the Authority is often no real substitute for cross - examination " . It was , however , made clear that ...
... nature and context of the decision being sought , in all its aspects " . And : " where credibility is an issue , ques- tioning by the Authority is often no real substitute for cross - examination " . It was , however , made clear that ...
Page 460
... nature of the relationship between them . ( 3 ) For the purposes of subsection ( 2 ) , the Court or the Authority - ( a ) must consider all relevant matters , including any matters that indicate the intention of the persons ; and ( b ) ...
... nature of the relationship between them . ( 3 ) For the purposes of subsection ( 2 ) , the Court or the Authority - ( a ) must consider all relevant matters , including any matters that indicate the intention of the persons ; and ( b ) ...
Page 479
... nature of the relationship Finally , in a rash of recent cases ( see , eg Stubbs v Kimihia Home & Hospital ( AA 11/01 , 23 February 2001 ) ; Ashby v Corporate Cabs Ltd ( AA 24/01 , 26 March 2001 ) ; Byrne v Endeavour Solutions Ltd ( AA ...
... nature of the relationship Finally , in a rash of recent cases ( see , eg Stubbs v Kimihia Home & Hospital ( AA 11/01 , 23 February 2001 ) ; Ashby v Corporate Cabs Ltd ( AA 24/01 , 26 March 2001 ) ; Byrne v Endeavour Solutions Ltd ( AA ...
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