The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 6Butterworths, 1931 - Law |
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Page 36
... parties was that of vendor and purchaser . In such a case the defendant would no doubt commit a breach of contract by selling at higher prices than those at which he had agreed to sell , but the plaintiff would have no other claim than ...
... parties was that of vendor and purchaser . In such a case the defendant would no doubt commit a breach of contract by selling at higher prices than those at which he had agreed to sell , but the plaintiff would have no other claim than ...
Page 41
... parties concerned , have opened the door for fraud on and deception of the public generally . The position now is that a man may be the registered and ostensible owner of a valuable motor - vehicle , and yet have paid only a ...
... parties concerned , have opened the door for fraud on and deception of the public generally . The position now is that a man may be the registered and ostensible owner of a valuable motor - vehicle , and yet have paid only a ...
Page 197
... parties and excursionists to land upon the beach of the said land and to remain upon the portion of said land not occupied by buildings or machinery for the purposes of such picnic or excursion parties provided however that the lessees ...
... parties and excursionists to land upon the beach of the said land and to remain upon the portion of said land not occupied by buildings or machinery for the purposes of such picnic or excursion parties provided however that the lessees ...
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