The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1993 - Law |
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Page 306
... example of active contracting III Formation out to circumvent the Convention entirely would be to make specific provision in the contract or sale that the Convention does not apply , alternatively , one may provide for an inconsistent ...
... example of active contracting III Formation out to circumvent the Convention entirely would be to make specific provision in the contract or sale that the Convention does not apply , alternatively , one may provide for an inconsistent ...
Page 411
... example , by assisting with the correct constitutions , procedures , rules and even codes of conduct . In the UK when sports administrators say " keep lawyers out of sport " they often mean " keep them out of Court " . It is not now ...
... example , by assisting with the correct constitutions , procedures , rules and even codes of conduct . In the UK when sports administrators say " keep lawyers out of sport " they often mean " keep them out of Court " . It is not now ...
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... example , sport being practised without discrimination of any kind . NOCS on a country - by - country basis have of course to comply with local laws . An illustration of the independence from government of an NOC , often cited , is the ...
... example , sport being practised without discrimination of any kind . NOCS on a country - by - country basis have of course to comply with local laws . An illustration of the independence from government of an NOC , often cited , is the ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 1 |
CENSORSHIP | 16 |
CONSTITUTIONAL | 22 |
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