The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 55Butterworths, 1980 - Law |
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Page 48
... practices , that the effects of such practice were not unreasonable ( ss 21 , 23 ) . Some criticism was levelled at these provi- sions . It was said that the onus of proof had been transferred from the Examiner and thrown upon the ...
... practices , that the effects of such practice were not unreasonable ( ss 21 , 23 ) . Some criticism was levelled at these provi- sions . It was said that the onus of proof had been transferred from the Examiner and thrown upon the ...
Page 49
... practice " will be of less value than before . The section says that a practice is to be deemed contrary to the public interest only if its effect would be as provided by one or other of the subsections . But on the other hand it is ...
... practice " will be of less value than before . The section says that a practice is to be deemed contrary to the public interest only if its effect would be as provided by one or other of the subsections . But on the other hand it is ...
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... practice assuming the onus of proof of reasonableness . Under the earlier statute , the Trade Practices Act 1958 , the statutory provi- sions , where they raised the question of reasonableness , generally placed the burden of proof of ...
... practice assuming the onus of proof of reasonableness . Under the earlier statute , the Trade Practices Act 1958 , the statutory provi- sions , where they raised the question of reasonableness , generally placed the burden of proof of ...
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Denis Orme | 3 |
How Strong is New Zealands Claim | 6 |
Stewart and Tozer v Smith | v |
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