The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1989 - Law |
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... problem . The study yielded 33 cases involving 44 small businesses as litigants . Obviously , the sample does not represent all small business legal problems . It does not , in fact , represent a significant percentage of cases which ...
... problem . The study yielded 33 cases involving 44 small businesses as litigants . Obviously , the sample does not represent all small business legal problems . It does not , in fact , represent a significant percentage of cases which ...
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... problems . Even a simple suggestion to return with any contract related problems could significantly reduce potential legal disputes . Our study indicated that 61 % of the cases involved contractual disputes . Without inviting the ...
... problems . Even a simple suggestion to return with any contract related problems could significantly reduce potential legal disputes . Our study indicated that 61 % of the cases involved contractual disputes . Without inviting the ...
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... problems related to hearsay , and the possible use of video recordings of interviews between the child and the ... problems of memory and allows the viewer to form his or her own perceptions , though these will be shaped by the conduct ...
... problems related to hearsay , and the possible use of video recordings of interviews between the child and the ... problems of memory and allows the viewer to form his or her own perceptions , though these will be shaped by the conduct ...
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PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE | 36 |
T KennedyGrant | 77 |
Wayne Eagleson | 83 |
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