The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1999 - Law |
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Page 134
... accepted and it is applied elsewhere and is lost the payee should suffer the consequences . It should not matter that the payee had protested the payment . Rather , the material question is did the payee at the time of receipt of the ...
... accepted and it is applied elsewhere and is lost the payee should suffer the consequences . It should not matter that the payee had protested the payment . Rather , the material question is did the payee at the time of receipt of the ...
Page 190
... accepted unquestioned . Certainly if evidentiary difficulties have arisen , they have not been widely reported . It therefore appears that electronic case law from outside the jurisdiction is usually accepted as authentic ( and ...
... accepted unquestioned . Certainly if evidentiary difficulties have arisen , they have not been widely reported . It therefore appears that electronic case law from outside the jurisdiction is usually accepted as authentic ( and ...
Page 239
... accepted instruc- tions in a normal manner and have skilfully conveyed these instructions into the franchise agreement . You probably have accepted instructions at face value and have used the information given you as corner - stones of ...
... accepted instruc- tions in a normal manner and have skilfully conveyed these instructions into the franchise agreement . You probably have accepted instructions at face value and have used the information given you as corner - stones of ...
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