The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1993 - Law |
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Page 288
... contract ( such as a contract by a company to lend money to a person in order enable that person to buy shares in the company ) , but the parties , often innocent of their transgression of the law , forge ahead with such a contract , it ...
... contract ( such as a contract by a company to lend money to a person in order enable that person to buy shares in the company ) , but the parties , often innocent of their transgression of the law , forge ahead with such a contract , it ...
Page 306
... contract's fulfilment but by the proper law of the contract and by the situation of buyer and seller . Provided the parties have places of business in different states , the Convention will attach if both states are Contracting States ...
... contract's fulfilment but by the proper law of the contract and by the situation of buyer and seller . Provided the parties have places of business in different states , the Convention will attach if both states are Contracting States ...
Page 317
... contract imports transportation of the goods , secondly , of whether the goods have been identified to the contract and , thirdly , of whether there has been a supervening breach by one of the parties . Limitations of space demand that ...
... contract imports transportation of the goods , secondly , of whether the goods have been identified to the contract and , thirdly , of whether there has been a supervening breach by one of the parties . Limitations of space demand that ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 1 |
CENSORSHIP | 16 |
CONSTITUTIONAL | 22 |
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