The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1993 - Law |
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Page 308
... acceptance by the offeror or , if no such time is fixed , for a reasonable time . In the case of an oral offer , such must be accepted immediately . In other cases , a reasonable period for acceptance depends on all the circumstances of ...
... acceptance by the offeror or , if no such time is fixed , for a reasonable time . In the case of an oral offer , such must be accepted immediately . In other cases , a reasonable period for acceptance depends on all the circumstances of ...
Page 342
... accepted in principle the establishment of an adhoc international tribunal to try war crimes committed by the combatants in the conflict in the former Yugoslavia . Bodies such as the ICJ are urging , for consideration at the forthcoming ...
... accepted in principle the establishment of an adhoc international tribunal to try war crimes committed by the combatants in the conflict in the former Yugoslavia . Bodies such as the ICJ are urging , for consideration at the forthcoming ...
Page 437
... accepted rent from two existing subtenants expressly on behalf of the absent lessee . It also permitted one of the subtenants to expand into a further 300 sq feet of the 5,800 sq feet available , at an additional monthly rent . This ...
... accepted rent from two existing subtenants expressly on behalf of the absent lessee . It also permitted one of the subtenants to expand into a further 300 sq feet of the 5,800 sq feet available , at an additional monthly rent . This ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 1 |
CENSORSHIP | 16 |
CONSTITUTIONAL | 22 |
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