The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2003 - Law |
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... obligations arising in -contractual , including commercial , relationships . Some statutes make specific reference to an obligation of good faith or fairness . The Employment Relations Act 2000 provides for such duties to be fundamental ...
... obligations arising in -contractual , including commercial , relationships . Some statutes make specific reference to an obligation of good faith or fairness . The Employment Relations Act 2000 provides for such duties to be fundamental ...
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... obligations Under the heading " Fundamental obligations of lawyers " , cl 4 provides : Every lawyer who provides regulated services must , in the course of his or her practice , comply with the following fundamental obligations : ( a ) ...
... obligations Under the heading " Fundamental obligations of lawyers " , cl 4 provides : Every lawyer who provides regulated services must , in the course of his or her practice , comply with the following fundamental obligations : ( a ) ...
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... obligations of directors to the company and its shareholders . The law is currently rather confused on how a director must balance , if at all , obligations owed to shareholders against those owed to creditors on potential insolvency ...
... obligations of directors to the company and its shareholders . The law is currently rather confused on how a director must balance , if at all , obligations owed to shareholders against those owed to creditors on potential insolvency ...
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