The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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Page 325
... Further , the CPR contain , in addition to the definition section , a “ Glossary " as a layman's guide to the meaning of certain common legal expressions retained in the CPR ( such as affidavit , counterclaim , injunction , and ...
... Further , the CPR contain , in addition to the definition section , a “ Glossary " as a layman's guide to the meaning of certain common legal expressions retained in the CPR ( such as affidavit , counterclaim , injunction , and ...
Page 384
... further demand to be served . The Master considered that any irregularity could be cured under R 11 , but stressed that it was a rare instance where the non - compliance with the stringent conditions of the Act could be countenanced ...
... further demand to be served . The Master considered that any irregularity could be cured under R 11 , but stressed that it was a rare instance where the non - compliance with the stringent conditions of the Act could be countenanced ...
Page 396
... further information " under R 18.1 ( ie in NZ terms , copying documents had got far ahead of the law of discovery . further particulars and interrogatories ) ; obligations under the contract , for instance , the payment. to effective ...
... further information " under R 18.1 ( ie in NZ terms , copying documents had got far ahead of the law of discovery . further particulars and interrogatories ) ; obligations under the contract , for instance , the payment. to effective ...
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