The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 29Butterworths, 1953 - Law |
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Page 100
... document had in fact authority to sign or attest it , and that any such document was in fact made in accordance with the law under which it purports to have been made , unless the party objecting to the admission of the document proves ...
... document had in fact authority to sign or attest it , and that any such document was in fact made in accordance with the law under which it purports to have been made , unless the party objecting to the admission of the document proves ...
Page 274
... document to the plaintiff's counsel . Home Office counsel said it might take a little time , so the Court adjourned . After the adjournment , counsel for the defendant obtained the consent which he regarded as sufficient to allow him to ...
... document to the plaintiff's counsel . Home Office counsel said it might take a little time , so the Court adjourned . After the adjournment , counsel for the defendant obtained the consent which he regarded as sufficient to allow him to ...
Page 275
... document is required by the plaintiff such as the document in Hutton's case- that a request has to be made to the Secretary of State or the permanent head of the department for that document , endless delay will be caused in litigation ...
... document is required by the plaintiff such as the document in Hutton's case- that a request has to be made to the Secretary of State or the permanent head of the department for that document , endless delay will be caused in litigation ...
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