The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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NZLJ. COSTS AND CASE MANAGEMENT CHANGES LITIGATION with Andrew Beck NEW COSTS RULES Litigators in the High Court are now required to think very differently about costs . Following a lengthy gestation period , the High Court Amendment ...
NZLJ. COSTS AND CASE MANAGEMENT CHANGES LITIGATION with Andrew Beck NEW COSTS RULES Litigators in the High Court are now required to think very differently about costs . Following a lengthy gestation period , the High Court Amendment ...
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NZLJ. squabbling over the calculation of Inspection of documents costs , and will encourage counsel to adopt a responsible attitude . It may well be that the type of costs judgment which has become increasingly com- mon in recent years ...
NZLJ. squabbling over the calculation of Inspection of documents costs , and will encourage counsel to adopt a responsible attitude . It may well be that the type of costs judgment which has become increasingly com- mon in recent years ...
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... Costs in Criminal Cases Act 1967 and is part of the Commission's ongoing reference to review the law , structure and practices governing criminal procedure . The report concludes that the Act is essentially sound ; the availability of costs ...
... Costs in Criminal Cases Act 1967 and is part of the Commission's ongoing reference to review the law , structure and practices governing criminal procedure . The report concludes that the Act is essentially sound ; the availability of costs ...
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