The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 55Butterworths, 1980 - Law |
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NZLJ. " SUBJECT TO SOLICITOR'S APPROVAL " DEVELOPMENT CORRESPONDENCE ASPECTS OF ENFORCEMENT OF INDUSTRIAL AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS. SALE OF LAND - ANOTHER The condition " subject to my solicitor's ap- proval " and its variants ...
NZLJ. " SUBJECT TO SOLICITOR'S APPROVAL " DEVELOPMENT CORRESPONDENCE ASPECTS OF ENFORCEMENT OF INDUSTRIAL AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS. SALE OF LAND - ANOTHER The condition " subject to my solicitor's ap- proval " and its variants ...
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... solicitor's approval . Already I have to avoid using the word " accepts " as describing what the ven- dor has done and the word " contract " in describing what the vendor and purchaser have signed . I assume no one will quibble with my ...
... solicitor's approval . Already I have to avoid using the word " accepts " as describing what the ven- dor has done and the word " contract " in describing what the vendor and purchaser have signed . I assume no one will quibble with my ...
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... solicitor can make any further charges than those mentioned in the agreement . ' 99 This clumsily drafted section gives all the ap- pearance of allowing contingency fees in that it allows a solicitor to agree to be paid by " percen ...
... solicitor can make any further charges than those mentioned in the agreement . ' 99 This clumsily drafted section gives all the ap- pearance of allowing contingency fees in that it allows a solicitor to agree to be paid by " percen ...
Contents
Denis Orme | 3 |
How Strong is New Zealands Claim | 6 |
Stewart and Tozer v Smith | v |
Copyright | |
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