The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1999 - Law |
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Page 91
... contract in its classical exposi- tion appears to present . On the other hand , however , there is tension between contract and restitution . The pos- sibility that in a contractual setting the plaintiff might choose to eschew the contract ...
... contract in its classical exposi- tion appears to present . On the other hand , however , there is tension between contract and restitution . The pos- sibility that in a contractual setting the plaintiff might choose to eschew the contract ...
Page 149
... contract that required redeployment . - On basic principle , the suggestion seems wrong . The employee's position - which he or she was employed to fulfil was genuinely superfluous to the employer's require- ments . The existence of ...
... contract that required redeployment . - On basic principle , the suggestion seems wrong . The employee's position - which he or she was employed to fulfil was genuinely superfluous to the employer's require- ments . The existence of ...
Page 168
... contract which they may have negotiated on their own behalf . In contrast to the former situation , some of the above factors have been altered to include : ⚫ written individual or collective contracts ; fixed or limited term of ...
... contract which they may have negotiated on their own behalf . In contrast to the former situation , some of the above factors have been altered to include : ⚫ written individual or collective contracts ; fixed or limited term of ...
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