The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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Page 292
... judgment Enforcement of arbitral awards neces- sarily involves the assistance of the Courts . Article 35 of the First Schedule to the Arbitration Act provides for en- try of the award as a judgment on application to the Court , or by ...
... judgment Enforcement of arbitral awards neces- sarily involves the assistance of the Courts . Article 35 of the First Schedule to the Arbitration Act provides for en- try of the award as a judgment on application to the Court , or by ...
Page 381
... judgment was granted on 9 June 1989. This was set aside when his solicitor accepted the blame . A further judgment was entered on 16 July 1989 after a failure to ap- pear . That generated a flurry of activity , including an appeal to ...
... judgment was granted on 9 June 1989. This was set aside when his solicitor accepted the blame . A further judgment was entered on 16 July 1989 after a failure to ap- pear . That generated a flurry of activity , including an appeal to ...
Page 404
... judgments will be hypertext linked to the appropriate headnote in LinxPlus . The linking continues with the ability to click on further from your original judgment and headnote to mention of the judgment in Butterworths Online ( you ...
... judgments will be hypertext linked to the appropriate headnote in LinxPlus . The linking continues with the ability to click on further from your original judgment and headnote to mention of the judgment in Butterworths Online ( you ...
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