The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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Page 64
... present any documents or defence on the merits . In Mangarata Construction Ltd v Cavendish Executive Homes Ltd ( 1995 ) 8 PRNZ 645 , counsel appeared to apply for an adjournment without any documents having been filed in opposition ...
... present any documents or defence on the merits . In Mangarata Construction Ltd v Cavendish Executive Homes Ltd ( 1995 ) 8 PRNZ 645 , counsel appeared to apply for an adjournment without any documents having been filed in opposition ...
Page 102
... present provision requiring written evidence before contracts for the sale or other disposition of land may be enforced is s 2 Contracts Enforcement Act 1956 , a re - enact- ment of s 4 of the ( English ) Statute of Frauds 1677 . The ...
... present provision requiring written evidence before contracts for the sale or other disposition of land may be enforced is s 2 Contracts Enforcement Act 1956 , a re - enact- ment of s 4 of the ( English ) Statute of Frauds 1677 . The ...
Page 284
... present his or her case adequately . Re Howard ( 1988 ) 26 Nfld 410 explains that there will be circumstances ( having due regard to the nature of the of- fence , the complexity of any defence and the gravity of the consequences ) where ...
... present his or her case adequately . Re Howard ( 1988 ) 26 Nfld 410 explains that there will be circumstances ( having due regard to the nature of the of- fence , the complexity of any defence and the gravity of the consequences ) where ...
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