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Page 78
... trade . The article is based in part on a paper written by the author as part of the NZLS Seminar , " The Commerce and Fair Trading Acts - The Must Knows " , June 1988. The writer also gratefully acknowledges the assistance of R ...
... trade . The article is based in part on a paper written by the author as part of the NZLS Seminar , " The Commerce and Fair Trading Acts - The Must Knows " , June 1988. The writer also gratefully acknowledges the assistance of R ...
Page 226
... trade clause was prima facie void , but could be justified on the grounds of reasonableness " . . . the nature of a restraint of trade clause and the attitude of the law to it , is such that a contract of employment which contains one ...
... trade clause was prima facie void , but could be justified on the grounds of reasonableness " . . . the nature of a restraint of trade clause and the attitude of the law to it , is such that a contract of employment which contains one ...
Page 382
... trade mark and the competing claims thereto . In 1885 , Kempthorne Prosser and Company , a New Zealand drug company , adopted the picture of a kiwi as its trade mark for knife- polish , and later it extended this to linoleum and boot ...
... trade mark and the competing claims thereto . In 1885 , Kempthorne Prosser and Company , a New Zealand drug company , adopted the picture of a kiwi as its trade mark for knife- polish , and later it extended this to linoleum and boot ...
Contents
PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 37 |
CULTURAL PROPERTY | 40 |
Company management reform | 54 |
Copyright | |
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