The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 54Butterworths, 1979 - Law |
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Page 30
... allow any sales promotion to operate whether or not it involved the distribution of prizes purely by chance . It is suggested however ( the writer can do no more ) that the intention always was to allow only such schemes as amounted to ...
... allow any sales promotion to operate whether or not it involved the distribution of prizes purely by chance . It is suggested however ( the writer can do no more ) that the intention always was to allow only such schemes as amounted to ...
Page 73
... allow contracting out . They are not simply matters of private right which can be varied by agreement . None of the New Zealand cases were cited . There seem to be two aspects of public policy involved here . One is that the legislation ...
... allow contracting out . They are not simply matters of private right which can be varied by agreement . None of the New Zealand cases were cited . There seem to be two aspects of public policy involved here . One is that the legislation ...
Page 216
... allow a document queued for output to be stored at the printer , thus allowing system availability for another transaction . Cassette . This normally refers to the two reels of magnetic tape encased in a small plastic or metal cartridge ...
... allow a document queued for output to be stored at the printer , thus allowing system availability for another transaction . Cassette . This normally refers to the two reels of magnetic tape encased in a small plastic or metal cartridge ...
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