The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 51Butterworths, 1976 - Law |
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Page 40
... solicitor's approval " clauses a little further . An essential preliminary point is that the application of a " solicitor's approval " clause in- volves the interpretation and construction of the clause itself and of the contract in ...
... solicitor's approval " clauses a little further . An essential preliminary point is that the application of a " solicitor's approval " clause in- volves the interpretation and construction of the clause itself and of the contract in ...
Page 41
NZLJ. purported acceptance rather than the contract which was conditional on the solicitor's approval , it is submitted that they could have no relevance to the grounds on which the solicitor's discretion might be exercised . As has ...
NZLJ. purported acceptance rather than the contract which was conditional on the solicitor's approval , it is submitted that they could have no relevance to the grounds on which the solicitor's discretion might be exercised . As has ...
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... solicitors for one of the parties to settle the terms and conditions to be incorporated in a subsequent written document . Here , too , the solicitor must reach an independent judgment ( Axelsen v O'Brien ( 1949 ) 80 CLR 219 ; Godecke v ...
... solicitors for one of the parties to settle the terms and conditions to be incorporated in a subsequent written document . Here , too , the solicitor must reach an independent judgment ( Axelsen v O'Brien ( 1949 ) 80 CLR 219 ; Godecke v ...
Contents
Admiralty Rules 1976 The J | 39 |
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way | 61 |
Revolution | 73 |
Copyright | |
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