‘Incoherent’ submission from persons unknown fails
The Supreme Court has given short shrift to an appeal lodged by “persons or persons unknown” and Ngai-Tupango-Hapu Inc.The Court this week described the submissions by the defendants as “incoherent” and said the application should
Chris Hutching Thu, 26 Aug 2010
The Supreme Court has given short shrift to an appeal lodged by “persons or persons unknown” and Ngai-Tupango-Hapu Inc.
The Court this week described the submissions by the defendants as “incoherent” and said the application should never have been accepted for filing in the absence of proof of
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