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Evidence Act 2006

Evidence from overseas or to be used overseas - Proceedings in Australia and New Zealand - Service of and compliance with New Zealand subpoenas in Australia

162: Other powers not affected

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"Other court powers still apply"

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Nothing in sections 154 to 161 limits or affects any other powers of a New Zealand court. You can still use other powers that a New Zealand court has, even if these sections are used. These sections do not change or limit any other powers that a court can use.

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Part 4Evidence from overseas or to be used overseas
Proceedings in Australia and New Zealand: Service of and compliance with New Zealand subpoenas in Australia

162Other powers not affected

  1. Nothing in sections 154 to 161 limits or affects any other powers of a New Zealand court.

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