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... parties concerned do not consent to the waiver ) , and as to the documents to be served and the persons on whom any documents are to be served , if it is satisfied that no party to the proceedings will be prejudiced by the waiver ...
... parties concerned do not consent to the waiver ) , and as to the documents to be served and the persons on whom any documents are to be served , if it is satisfied that no party to the proceedings will be prejudiced by the waiver ...
Page 226
... parties made it clear in the terms of the contract that that is what they wanted : i.e. if they expressly made the term a condition and not a warranty . More than that , there may be cases where a party can rescind a totally executory ...
... parties made it clear in the terms of the contract that that is what they wanted : i.e. if they expressly made the term a condition and not a warranty . More than that , there may be cases where a party can rescind a totally executory ...
Page 238
... party should not be twice vexed with the same litigation when all the facts are in his opponent's possession and put before the Court , one could well con- Iclude that even divisible claims should be treated in the same way . " ( k ) ...
... party should not be twice vexed with the same litigation when all the facts are in his opponent's possession and put before the Court , one could well con- Iclude that even divisible claims should be treated in the same way . " ( k ) ...
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