The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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... High Court are now required to think very differently about costs . Following a lengthy gestation period , the High Court Amendment Rules 1999 ( SR 1999/334 ) introduced a radically new approach to the way in which costs will be ...
... High Court are now required to think very differently about costs . Following a lengthy gestation period , the High Court Amendment Rules 1999 ( SR 1999/334 ) introduced a radically new approach to the way in which costs will be ...
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... High Court The Camerons then embarked on an application to the High Court for special leave to appeal . The procedure chosen for this manoeuvre was a state- ment of claim . Remarkable though this might be thought , Mr Prisk's solicitor ...
... High Court The Camerons then embarked on an application to the High Court for special leave to appeal . The procedure chosen for this manoeuvre was a state- ment of claim . Remarkable though this might be thought , Mr Prisk's solicitor ...
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... High Court Rules . In Newton v Solici- tor - General unreported , HC New Plymouth M49 / 99 , 23 February 2000 , Anderson J held that applications for restraining orders are civil proceedings , governed by the High Court Rules . It seems ...
... High Court Rules . In Newton v Solici- tor - General unreported , HC New Plymouth M49 / 99 , 23 February 2000 , Anderson J held that applications for restraining orders are civil proceedings , governed by the High Court Rules . It seems ...
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