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Page 57
... objectives of the us ? Resale Price Maintenance law and dealership problems : Recent trends. In Petrocorp v Minister of Energy [ 1989 ] BCL 1977 , Greig J has gone where no Judge has gone before : the case is the first to interpret the ...
... objectives of the us ? Resale Price Maintenance law and dealership problems : Recent trends. In Petrocorp v Minister of Energy [ 1989 ] BCL 1977 , Greig J has gone where no Judge has gone before : the case is the first to interpret the ...
Page 83
... objectives in the Act was a new step . Most of the objectives had never before been expressly declared in that manner . Their inclusion in the Act marked a significant change in the emphasis of environmental legislation . In the first ...
... objectives in the Act was a new step . Most of the objectives had never before been expressly declared in that manner . Their inclusion in the Act marked a significant change in the emphasis of environmental legislation . In the first ...
Page 85
... objectives declared in the Long Title to the Environment Act are not the only objectives to be considered when making decisions about the use of natural and physical resources . There is also the unstated objective of meeting human ...
... objectives declared in the Long Title to the Environment Act are not the only objectives to be considered when making decisions about the use of natural and physical resources . There is also the unstated objective of meeting human ...
Contents
PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 37 |
CULTURAL PROPERTY | 40 |
Company management reform | 54 |
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