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... result can be deficiencies in project documentation . Let me give you just a few simple examples . Loss of right to liquidated damages During the 1960s and 1970s a body of law developed in England to the effect that if there was a ...
... result can be deficiencies in project documentation . Let me give you just a few simple examples . Loss of right to liquidated damages During the 1960s and 1970s a body of law developed in England to the effect that if there was a ...
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... result achieved by the combined effect of the two cases was extraordinary : where the Department failed to investigate , it could be liable for negligence , but if it did investigate , no matter how negligently , a common law duty of ...
... result achieved by the combined effect of the two cases was extraordinary : where the Department failed to investigate , it could be liable for negligence , but if it did investigate , no matter how negligently , a common law duty of ...
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... result is even more certain where , as in Murphey , “ the police affidavit underlying the warrant is based primarily on an informant's tip with little accompanying evidence suggesting why the informant should be considered reliable ...
... result is even more certain where , as in Murphey , “ the police affidavit underlying the warrant is based primarily on an informant's tip with little accompanying evidence suggesting why the informant should be considered reliable ...
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LexisNexis NZ Limited | 25 |
Reviewing the Arbitration Act 1996 | 34 |
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