Federal Court of Australia · 21 July 1995 · Official judgment
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(1695) 90 ER 231
Cited [1927] AC 37
Cited cited 72× [1953] HCA 74
Cited cited 46× [1971] UKPC 23
Cited cited 15× [1977] HCA 40
Cited cited 123× [1977] UKPCHCA 1
Cited cited 33× (1979) 28 ALR 202
Cited [1979] HCA 9
Cited cited 595× [1982] HCA 24
Cited cited 1,322× [1984] HCA 64
Cited cited 606× (1986) 62 ALR 53
Cited [1986] HCA 17
Cited cited 255× [1986] HCA 40
Cited cited 2,191× (1987) 14 FCR 226
Cited cited 9× [1987] 1 AC 281
Cited cited 2× (1988) 171 CLR 167
Cited cited 28× [1989] HCA 20
Cited cited 81× [1989] HCA 9
Cited cited 26× [1990] 1 Qd R 135
Cited cited 13× [1991] FCA 663
Cited cited 35× (1992) 177 CLR 472
Cited cited 13× [1993] FCA 190
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