The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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Page 3
... parties for the result . It must always be remembered that the primary function of any Court is to give a decision based on law which the parties can understand . The primary duty is to the parties . At the Court of Appeal the case ...
... parties for the result . It must always be remembered that the primary function of any Court is to give a decision based on law which the parties can understand . The primary duty is to the parties . At the Court of Appeal the case ...
Page 17
... parties may opt in or out of the Second Schedule as they choose . Parties to international com- mercial arbitrations will opt - in to the Second Schedule if they want local Courts to have greater powers to super- vise their arbitration ...
... parties may opt in or out of the Second Schedule as they choose . Parties to international com- mercial arbitrations will opt - in to the Second Schedule if they want local Courts to have greater powers to super- vise their arbitration ...
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... parties cannot be joined to an action unless they qualify under strict rules . The task of the Court is then to decide the issue before it on the basis of the evidence and arguments the parties have chosen to raise . The task of an ...
... parties cannot be joined to an action unless they qualify under strict rules . The task of the Court is then to decide the issue before it on the basis of the evidence and arguments the parties have chosen to raise . The task of an ...
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Lawyers and accountants where | 7 |
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Elisabeth Burgess | 72 |
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