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Page 182
... position in the sense that if the lessor took steps to protect the goods or to promote the sale at a proper price , the expenses might not be recoverable by distress but if the lessor did not take these steps , the lessor might be ...
... position in the sense that if the lessor took steps to protect the goods or to promote the sale at a proper price , the expenses might not be recoverable by distress but if the lessor did not take these steps , the lessor might be ...
Page 184
... ( Position No. A158 / 90 ) The University of Newcastle is planning the introduction of a degree of Bachelor of Laws ( LL.B ) . To facilitate the introduction of the course , the University plans to establish a Faculty of Law and wishes to ...
... ( Position No. A158 / 90 ) The University of Newcastle is planning the introduction of a degree of Bachelor of Laws ( LL.B ) . To facilitate the introduction of the course , the University plans to establish a Faculty of Law and wishes to ...
Page 300
... position is one of three Chairs established in the School of Law , which has a total established staff of 22. The other Chairs are held by Professors J F Burrows and G F Orchard . The law of New Zealand is substantially similar to the ...
... position is one of three Chairs established in the School of Law , which has a total established staff of 22. The other Chairs are held by Professors J F Burrows and G F Orchard . The law of New Zealand is substantially similar to the ...
Contents
PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 37 |
CULTURAL PROPERTY | 40 |
Company management reform | 54 |
Copyright | |
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