The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 29Butterworths, 1953 - Law |
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Page 232
... COSTS . The bill of costs dealt with by the motion was in- curred in an action which was a claim against the defen- dants for the sum of £ 4,045 14s . in respect of the death of one O'Donoghue , alleged to have been due to negli gence ...
... COSTS . The bill of costs dealt with by the motion was in- curred in an action which was a claim against the defen- dants for the sum of £ 4,045 14s . in respect of the death of one O'Donoghue , alleged to have been due to negli gence ...
Page 338
... cost as at December 1 , 1950 , with an allowance for depreciation and obsolescence . The Commission should consider also original cost , the question of averaging costs over a period , and , if so , what period . These and all other ...
... cost as at December 1 , 1950 , with an allowance for depreciation and obsolescence . The Commission should consider also original cost , the question of averaging costs over a period , and , if so , what period . These and all other ...
Page 339
... cost was stable at £ 42 per ton d.w. Mr. Paterson inferred from other information to be gathered from that journal that after this period of semi - stability , costs began to rise soon after June , 1950 , due to increases in wages and costs ...
... cost was stable at £ 42 per ton d.w. Mr. Paterson inferred from other information to be gathered from that journal that after this period of semi - stability , costs began to rise soon after June , 1950 , due to increases in wages and costs ...
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