The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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Page 86
... regard to the relevant authorities and the matter in relation to which the law is applied or the other matters it would be concluded that what is argued for is about as likely as not correct ( s 222C ( 1 ) ) . The " relevant authorities ...
... regard to the relevant authorities and the matter in relation to which the law is applied or the other matters it would be concluded that what is argued for is about as likely as not correct ( s 222C ( 1 ) ) . The " relevant authorities ...
Page 302
... regard to an agreement for sale and purchase of a property in Queensland . Settle- ment was not concluded , and the plaintiff suffered a loss . The plaintiff sought to enforce the judgments in New Zea- land . The Court was of the view ...
... regard to an agreement for sale and purchase of a property in Queensland . Settle- ment was not concluded , and the plaintiff suffered a loss . The plaintiff sought to enforce the judgments in New Zea- land . The Court was of the view ...
Page 417
... regard to the Crown's social objectives as required by the Housing Restructuring Act 1992 , s 4 and that charging market rents without regard to affordability was in breach of her right to life enshrined in the Bill of Rights Act 1990 ...
... regard to the Crown's social objectives as required by the Housing Restructuring Act 1992 , s 4 and that charging market rents without regard to affordability was in breach of her right to life enshrined in the Bill of Rights Act 1990 ...
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