The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1994 - Law |
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Page 181
... contracts which are illegal under the Commerce Act because s 89 ( 5 ) of the Commerce Act states that : Nothing in the Illegal Contracts Act 1970 applies to any contract entered into in contravention of this Act or to any contract which ...
... contracts which are illegal under the Commerce Act because s 89 ( 5 ) of the Commerce Act states that : Nothing in the Illegal Contracts Act 1970 applies to any contract entered into in contravention of this Act or to any contract which ...
Page 182
... Contracts Act unavailable , he decided that the Courts had a residual power to enforce a contract where it would be inequitable or unconscionable to allow the defendant to benefit from a finding that the contract was illegal or void ...
... Contracts Act unavailable , he decided that the Courts had a residual power to enforce a contract where it would be inequitable or unconscionable to allow the defendant to benefit from a finding that the contract was illegal or void ...
Page 217
... contract was in marked contrast to that which had preceded it . Early contract had been administered in a very free - wheeling manner with the Courts taking a holistic view of a factual situation , and the acceptance of a very ...
... contract was in marked contrast to that which had preceded it . Early contract had been administered in a very free - wheeling manner with the Courts taking a holistic view of a factual situation , and the acceptance of a very ...
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