The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1993 - Law |
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... Law of contract The biggest loss for the New Zealand lawyer is the section on choice of law in contract . The helpful discussion of the common law in the eleventh edition has been completely replaced by a discussion of the Contracts ...
... Law of contract The biggest loss for the New Zealand lawyer is the section on choice of law in contract . The helpful discussion of the common law in the eleventh edition has been completely replaced by a discussion of the Contracts ...
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... common law ? By Gehan Gunasekara , Lecturer in Commercial Law , University of Auckland It is argued in this article that it may become more common for Judges to use legislation as an indicative form of precedent when deciding cases ...
... common law ? By Gehan Gunasekara , Lecturer in Commercial Law , University of Auckland It is argued in this article that it may become more common for Judges to use legislation as an indicative form of precedent when deciding cases ...
Page 448
... common law . His Honour applied the first of the Supreme Court's limitations in the following terms : The position is more complex if , as in the present case ... the statute expressly leaves the common law to operate as well . Clearly ...
... common law . His Honour applied the first of the Supreme Court's limitations in the following terms : The position is more complex if , as in the present case ... the statute expressly leaves the common law to operate as well . Clearly ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 1 |
CENSORSHIP | 16 |
CONSTITUTIONAL | 22 |
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