The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 55Butterworths, 1980 - Law |
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Page 297
... approval clause is written . There are three possible situations and it will be useful to examine each in term . First , the purchaser makes an offer which the vendor signs subject to his solicitor's approval . Already I have to avoid ...
... approval clause is written . There are three possible situations and it will be useful to examine each in term . First , the purchaser makes an offer which the vendor signs subject to his solicitor's approval . Already I have to avoid ...
Page 397
... approval , in the absence of strong indications to the contrary , depend upon the approval being given . That would , of course , not in itself solve all the problems of consumer protection in land sales . Nor could it by itself solve ...
... approval , in the absence of strong indications to the contrary , depend upon the approval being given . That would , of course , not in itself solve all the problems of consumer protection in land sales . Nor could it by itself solve ...
Page 431
... approval " clauses is to give com- prehensive protection to the parties akin to that they would enjoy under the English system , a price has to be paid , as it is in England . The fact that neither party is bound until approval is given ...
... approval " clauses is to give com- prehensive protection to the parties akin to that they would enjoy under the English system , a price has to be paid , as it is in England . The fact that neither party is bound until approval is given ...
Contents
Denis Orme | 3 |
How Strong is New Zealands Claim | 6 |
Stewart and Tozer v Smith | v |
Copyright | |
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