The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1989 - Law |
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Page 137
... acceptance of an implicit offer by the plaintiff to use reasonable endeavours to find cargo ( the preferred view ) or an offer accepted by the plaintiff's subsequent conduct . Further , in order to give business efficacy to the contract ...
... acceptance of an implicit offer by the plaintiff to use reasonable endeavours to find cargo ( the preferred view ) or an offer accepted by the plaintiff's subsequent conduct . Further , in order to give business efficacy to the contract ...
Page 140
... accepted that there could be no commitment in relation to space but , as the defendant argued in its case on appeal , it then endeavoured to tread a middle ground which realistically did not exist . If this is a valid point then ...
... accepted that there could be no commitment in relation to space but , as the defendant argued in its case on appeal , it then endeavoured to tread a middle ground which realistically did not exist . If this is a valid point then ...
Page 261
... accepted that a reasonable jury could at least entertain a reasonable doubt about the state of mind of the accused , then that becomes material under the second and objective limb of the section , which requires consideration of whether ...
... accepted that a reasonable jury could at least entertain a reasonable doubt about the state of mind of the accused , then that becomes material under the second and objective limb of the section , which requires consideration of whether ...
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PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE | 36 |
T KennedyGrant | 77 |
Wayne Eagleson | 83 |
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