The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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Page 241
... Actions usually plead the regime itself as the cause of action . There are time limits within which an action must be started . And as one might expect this is an area of private international law replete with choice of jurisdiction ...
... Actions usually plead the regime itself as the cause of action . There are time limits within which an action must be started . And as one might expect this is an area of private international law replete with choice of jurisdiction ...
Page 265
... action can lie where the sole relief. INTRODUCTION he class action , or representative action as it is often called in Commonwealth jurisdictions , is a proce- dural mechanism enabling one plaintiff to act on behalf of a group of ...
... action can lie where the sole relief. INTRODUCTION he class action , or representative action as it is often called in Commonwealth jurisdictions , is a proce- dural mechanism enabling one plaintiff to act on behalf of a group of ...
Page 266
... action still proceed if what is sought ,. The Supreme Court of Judicature Act 1873 incorporated the representative action developed in the Court of Chan- cery , in R 10 of the Rules of Procedure scheduled to that Act . That rule ...
... action still proceed if what is sought ,. The Supreme Court of Judicature Act 1873 incorporated the representative action developed in the Court of Chan- cery , in R 10 of the Rules of Procedure scheduled to that Act . That rule ...
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