The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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Page 292
... award . It appears that the contents of the affidavit are limited by R 880 , and do not go to the substance of the ... award as judgment Enforcement of arbitral awards neces- sarily involves the assistance of the Courts . Article ...
... award . It appears that the contents of the affidavit are limited by R 880 , and do not go to the substance of the ... award as judgment Enforcement of arbitral awards neces- sarily involves the assistance of the Courts . Article ...
Page 339
... award on questions of law . The article applies to all domestic arbi- trations unless excluded by the parties . Article 5 ( 2 ) states that the Court " shall not grant leave unless it considers that , having regard to all the ...
... award on questions of law . The article applies to all domestic arbi- trations unless excluded by the parties . Article 5 ( 2 ) states that the Court " shall not grant leave unless it considers that , having regard to all the ...
Page 378
... award by 25 per cent and also took into account the applicant's contributory fault when . awarding compensation . No reduction was made in the award of redundancy compen- sation . Both parties opposed the Tribunal's decision . Judge ...
... award by 25 per cent and also took into account the applicant's contributory fault when . awarding compensation . No reduction was made in the award of redundancy compen- sation . Both parties opposed the Tribunal's decision . Judge ...
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