The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 55Butterworths, 1980 - Law |
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... purchaser's tender of a post - dated cheque could not in itself be regarded as a payment of the deposit , the purchaser was unable to show that he had met any one of the suggested alternative dates . Of course , in any future case where ...
... purchaser's tender of a post - dated cheque could not in itself be regarded as a payment of the deposit , the purchaser was unable to show that he had met any one of the suggested alternative dates . Of course , in any future case where ...
Page 297
... purchaser have signed . I assume no one will quibble with my use of the words " vendor " and " purchaser ” . Is there a contract ? I think not . Suppose a vendor signed subject to his solicitor's approval by 31st March in the year 2000 ...
... purchaser have signed . I assume no one will quibble with my use of the words " vendor " and " purchaser ” . Is there a contract ? I think not . Suppose a vendor signed subject to his solicitor's approval by 31st March in the year 2000 ...
Page 524
... purchaser ( Wimpey ) a block of land for development . The price was £ 850,000 payable to the vendor and with provision for payment of a further £ 150,000 to a third party . The purchaser took the view that it was entitled to rescind ...
... purchaser ( Wimpey ) a block of land for development . The price was £ 850,000 payable to the vendor and with provision for payment of a further £ 150,000 to a third party . The purchaser took the view that it was entitled to rescind ...
Contents
Denis Orme | 3 |
How Strong is New Zealands Claim | 6 |
Stewart and Tozer v Smith | v |
Copyright | |
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