The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1999 - Law |
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Page 74
... breach by a member of the required standard of care in relation to the Board creates a potentially serious liability , given that many Boards are engaged in trading activities involving substantial sums . To whom is the member liable ...
... breach by a member of the required standard of care in relation to the Board creates a potentially serious liability , given that many Boards are engaged in trading activities involving substantial sums . To whom is the member liable ...
Page 256
... breach of the franchise agreement : In the absence of special circumstances as defined in the Code , a franchisor wishing to terminate a franchise agreement for a breach of its terms must : -- give reasonable notice of the proposed ...
... breach of the franchise agreement : In the absence of special circumstances as defined in the Code , a franchisor wishing to terminate a franchise agreement for a breach of its terms must : -- give reasonable notice of the proposed ...
Page 471
... Breach R3 , ( Also Rights 1 and 2 ) Commissioner recommendations and other action : Anger management course . Evidence of attendance to be forwarded to Commissioner . Employee also on notice of dismissal if another episode occurred ...
... Breach R3 , ( Also Rights 1 and 2 ) Commissioner recommendations and other action : Anger management course . Evidence of attendance to be forwarded to Commissioner . Employee also on notice of dismissal if another episode occurred ...
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