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ArticleA digital future for statutory demands in New Zealand?This decision may have settled whether service of a statutory demand by email is possible under the Companies Act 1993.New ZealandLitigation, Mediation & ArbitrationWynn Williams
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ArticleOnline Copyright Issues – a case study of Roadshow Films v iiNet LimitedThe article discusses Roadshow Films v iiNet Limited and considers the likely consequences of the case in New Zealand.New ZealandIntellectual PropertyJames & Wells Intellectual Property
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