CIVIL PROCEDURE OF SUPREME COURT
SEVERAL AMENDMENTS MADE TO CODE (United Press Association) WELLINGTON, February 9. Several amendments to the code of civil procedure of the Supreme Court are' contained in the Supreme Court Miscellaneous Amendment Rules 1939 which have been issued with tonight’s Gazette. These changes are in line with _a statement issued on January 24 bv the Attorney-General (the Hon. G. R. Mason). One of the main objects is to secure better provision for third-party procedure to ensure, as far as possible, that all related questions should be disposed in one action. The new rules also make provision foi complying with undertakings given in a number of conventions made with other countries for cases where documents are required to be served or evidence taken in one country for use in proceedings in another country. The third matter provided for is the exemption of'£so worth of furniture from seizure to satisfy Supreme Court judgments.
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Southland Times, Issue 23739, 10 February 1939, Page 8
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