The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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... arbitrators tend to be busy arbitrators . Trying to fix dates for hearings when . all three arbitrators are available at the same time can be a difficult task , and can extend the length of the arbitration considerably . A tribunal of ...
... arbitrators tend to be busy arbitrators . Trying to fix dates for hearings when . all three arbitrators are available at the same time can be a difficult task , and can extend the length of the arbitration considerably . A tribunal of ...
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... ARBITRATION APPENDIX A concise , practical guide to the inter - relationship between Court processes and Arbitration . Includes contributions from Judge Anthony Willy , fellow of the Arbitrators and Mediators Institute of New Zealand ...
... ARBITRATION APPENDIX A concise , practical guide to the inter - relationship between Court processes and Arbitration . Includes contributions from Judge Anthony Willy , fellow of the Arbitrators and Mediators Institute of New Zealand ...
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... Arbitration Act 1996 of an arbitration provision and demon- strates the Court's willingness to up- hold contractual agreements on how disputes are to be dealt with . The parties to the case were On Line International Ltd , Mr Hong ...
... Arbitration Act 1996 of an arbitration provision and demon- strates the Court's willingness to up- hold contractual agreements on how disputes are to be dealt with . The parties to the case were On Line International Ltd , Mr Hong ...
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