The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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Page 90
... Interest was then awarded based upon evidence of the probable return to the estate had the proper price been obtained . Interest was at market rate based upon three monthly rests as , from the evidence , that was the pattern of estate ...
... Interest was then awarded based upon evidence of the probable return to the estate had the proper price been obtained . Interest was at market rate based upon three monthly rests as , from the evidence , that was the pattern of estate ...
Page 118
... interest requires the matter to be prosecuted . Although there is a public interest in stopping family violence , it does not follow that a prosecution will always be in the public interest or that the most serious charge need be laid ...
... interest requires the matter to be prosecuted . Although there is a public interest in stopping family violence , it does not follow that a prosecution will always be in the public interest or that the most serious charge need be laid ...
Page 266
... interest - Where 2 or more persons have the same interest in the subject - matter of a proceeding , one or more of them may , with the consent of the other or others , or by direction of the Court on the application of any party or ...
... interest - Where 2 or more persons have the same interest in the subject - matter of a proceeding , one or more of them may , with the consent of the other or others , or by direction of the Court on the application of any party or ...
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