The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 48Butterworths, 1973 - Law |
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Page 123
... defendant im- pecunious . The defendant sought leave to defend a bill writ and to issue a counterclaim . The bill was a post- dated cheque for $ 10,000 which had been stopped by the defendant . The defendant ran a travel agency and had ...
... defendant im- pecunious . The defendant sought leave to defend a bill writ and to issue a counterclaim . The bill was a post- dated cheque for $ 10,000 which had been stopped by the defendant . The defendant ran a travel agency and had ...
Page 184
... defendant , Beattie J. had to consider whether the second defendant could be held liable in tort , or whether liability must rest with the first defendant since there was a contractual relationship between the plaintiff and the first ...
... defendant , Beattie J. had to consider whether the second defendant could be held liable in tort , or whether liability must rest with the first defendant since there was a contractual relationship between the plaintiff and the first ...
Page 191
... defendant to have to answer , as the only explanation put forward by the defendant was shown by the prosecution to be false . In Wright v . Wenlock [ 1971 ] R.T.R. 228 , the defendant's car again unaccountably hit a tele- graph pole ...
... defendant to have to answer , as the only explanation put forward by the defendant was shown by the prosecution to be false . In Wright v . Wenlock [ 1971 ] R.T.R. 228 , the defendant's car again unaccountably hit a tele- graph pole ...
Contents
To Bail or not to Bail | 21 |
A LessThanSupreme Court?A | 31 |
Partnerships and Taxation of the Family | 43 |
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