The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1994 - Law |
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Page 85
... position in the USA and Canada , to stress the importance of providing certainty of payment of bank cheques . However the statutory regimes in the USA and Canada in this respect are quite different to that of New Zealand under the Bills ...
... position in the USA and Canada , to stress the importance of providing certainty of payment of bank cheques . However the statutory regimes in the USA and Canada in this respect are quite different to that of New Zealand under the Bills ...
Page 105
... position was excessively colonial . As well as the Privy Council , the High Court followed the House of Lords ( until 1963 ) and even ( until 1948 ) the English Court of Appeal . Sir Garfield Barwick CJ quickened the pace of nationalism ...
... position was excessively colonial . As well as the Privy Council , the High Court followed the House of Lords ( until 1963 ) and even ( until 1948 ) the English Court of Appeal . Sir Garfield Barwick CJ quickened the pace of nationalism ...
Page 156
... position as to normal or assigned duties . 2 Even for inventions that belong to the employer , the employee is entitled to compensation if it can be demonstrated that the invention , as patented , was of outstanding benefit . 3 The ...
... position as to normal or assigned duties . 2 Even for inventions that belong to the employer , the employee is entitled to compensation if it can be demonstrated that the invention , as patented , was of outstanding benefit . 3 The ...
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