The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 26Butterworths, 1950 - Law |
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... judgment , has given reasons which are substantially the same as those upon which the learned Chief Justice based his conclusions . In the Court of Appeal , however , their Honours in their judgment ( delivered by Cooke , J. ) went ...
... judgment , has given reasons which are substantially the same as those upon which the learned Chief Justice based his conclusions . In the Court of Appeal , however , their Honours in their judgment ( delivered by Cooke , J. ) went ...
Page 357
... judgment , remitted the award to the umpire to be dealt with in terms of his judgment , reported [ 1950 ] N.Z.L.R. 520. ( When the matter was argued before Stanton , J. , the umpire's memorandum of July 21 , 1948 , warning the parties ...
... judgment , remitted the award to the umpire to be dealt with in terms of his judgment , reported [ 1950 ] N.Z.L.R. 520. ( When the matter was argued before Stanton , J. , the umpire's memorandum of July 21 , 1948 , warning the parties ...
Page 361
... judgment : To the blind the most obvious danger may be a trap . To the idiotic the most perilous act may appear safe and cautious . HONESTY IN DISGUISE . The light touch , the brilliant instead of the pedestrian way of putting a point ...
... judgment : To the blind the most obvious danger may be a trap . To the idiotic the most perilous act may appear safe and cautious . HONESTY IN DISGUISE . The light touch , the brilliant instead of the pedestrian way of putting a point ...
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