The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1989 - Law |
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Page 306
... possible for a plaintiff to enforce contractual - like obligations without need of consideration . ( A consequence deriving from the nature of the remedy ; Finn , supra , pp 90-91 . ) Response of Court The Court's response to this was ...
... possible for a plaintiff to enforce contractual - like obligations without need of consideration . ( A consequence deriving from the nature of the remedy ; Finn , supra , pp 90-91 . ) Response of Court The Court's response to this was ...
Page 410
... possible gaps between lawyers ' and bankers ' ability to comply with their clients ' wishes and requirements regarding confidentiality . An analysis of this appears all the more desirable as in important business matters bankers as well ...
... possible gaps between lawyers ' and bankers ' ability to comply with their clients ' wishes and requirements regarding confidentiality . An analysis of this appears all the more desirable as in important business matters bankers as well ...
Page 418
... possible for him to get independent professional advice if he is in doubt whether he should disclose something said or written to him by his client . It is also possible for the advocate to ask that the Batonnier or his representative ...
... possible for him to get independent professional advice if he is in doubt whether he should disclose something said or written to him by his client . It is also possible for the advocate to ask that the Batonnier or his representative ...
Contents
PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE | 36 |
T KennedyGrant | 77 |
Wayne Eagleson | 83 |
Copyright | |
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