The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 54Butterworths, 1979 - Law |
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... example , whether passing dud cheques was best met by criminal sanctions or by adopting a different form of commercial practice . The resolution of conflict in environmental matters ( which usually means the resolution of conflict over ...
... example , whether passing dud cheques was best met by criminal sanctions or by adopting a different form of commercial practice . The resolution of conflict in environmental matters ( which usually means the resolution of conflict over ...
Page 76
... example , may include purely more effective time utilisation or better achieved . All decisions taken by a firm should be considered in the context as to whether they are able to advance the ultimate objectives of the firm . For example ...
... example , may include purely more effective time utilisation or better achieved . All decisions taken by a firm should be considered in the context as to whether they are able to advance the ultimate objectives of the firm . For example ...
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... example , it would be possible to model a provision on s 6 of the Patents Act . That section precludes officers and employees of the Patent Office from preparing specifications for inventions and from acquiring an interest in any patent ...
... example , it would be possible to model a provision on s 6 of the Patents Act . That section precludes officers and employees of the Patent Office from preparing specifications for inventions and from acquiring an interest in any patent ...
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