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Page 137
... discussion paper " Consumers and Credit " , Margaret Shields noted that [ o ] f all the problems faced by New Zealand consumers , credit problems are perhaps the most severe and widespread . This is the consistent message I have ...
... discussion paper " Consumers and Credit " , Margaret Shields noted that [ o ] f all the problems faced by New Zealand consumers , credit problems are perhaps the most severe and widespread . This is the consistent message I have ...
Page 138
... discussion on the securitisation of assets by banks , by Hal Scott , Professor of Law at Harvard University , and a discussion by M Sornorajah , Associate Professor of Law at the National University of Singapore , on the international ...
... discussion on the securitisation of assets by banks , by Hal Scott , Professor of Law at Harvard University , and a discussion by M Sornorajah , Associate Professor of Law at the National University of Singapore , on the international ...
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... Discussion Judicial Review 277 Sir William Wade 281 Sir Patrick Neill 284 Professor Dagtoglou 287 Discussion Judging Judges 288 David Pannick 291 Nicholas Liverpool 292 Mrs Justice Manohar 294 Dame Silvia Cartwright 295 Lord Hope 296 ...
... Discussion Judicial Review 277 Sir William Wade 281 Sir Patrick Neill 284 Professor Dagtoglou 287 Discussion Judging Judges 288 David Pannick 291 Nicholas Liverpool 292 Mrs Justice Manohar 294 Dame Silvia Cartwright 295 Lord Hope 296 ...
Contents
PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 37 |
CULTURAL PROPERTY | 40 |
Company management reform | 54 |
Copyright | |
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