The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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Page 291
... application , and provides that such ap- plications are to be filed in the registry where the notice was filed by the liqui- dator : R 458EA ( 1 ) . The affidavit ac- companying the application is required to attach the notice filed by ...
... application , and provides that such ap- plications are to be filed in the registry where the notice was filed by the liqui- dator : R 458EA ( 1 ) . The affidavit ac- companying the application is required to attach the notice filed by ...
Page 453
... application is that of costs against lawyers personally for serious dereliction of duty to the Court which recently came to prominence in Harley v McDonald [ 1999 ] 3 NZLR 545. In that case a barrister and her instructing solicitor were ...
... application is that of costs against lawyers personally for serious dereliction of duty to the Court which recently came to prominence in Harley v McDonald [ 1999 ] 3 NZLR 545. In that case a barrister and her instructing solicitor were ...
Page 454
... application is summary in nature . Secondly the procedure must be fair . This will mean that the lawyer against whom allegations are made must have fair notice of the application , and that the application must particularise the wrongs ...
... application is summary in nature . Secondly the procedure must be fair . This will mean that the lawyer against whom allegations are made must have fair notice of the application , and that the application must particularise the wrongs ...
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