The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 54Butterworths, 1979 - Law |
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Page 162
... particular criticisms advanced . Firstly , that the experts called who must in- struct and advise the Court on particular matters of which the tribunal is usually ignorant are not always the most competent nor do they always give ...
... particular criticisms advanced . Firstly , that the experts called who must in- struct and advise the Court on particular matters of which the tribunal is usually ignorant are not always the most competent nor do they always give ...
Page 318
... particular - had made it plain that giant corporations would be held to higher stan- dards than the small firm manoeuvres per- missible by a small firm would not be permissi- ble if practised by the monopolist . Yet the com- petitive ...
... particular - had made it plain that giant corporations would be held to higher stan- dards than the small firm manoeuvres per- missible by a small firm would not be permissi- ble if practised by the monopolist . Yet the com- petitive ...
Page 414
... particular prob- lems for years . Recommendations A close analysis of proposals as docu- mented , and related to your " Statement of Re- quirements " will highlight a particular type of system and a particular supplier who offers the ...
... particular prob- lems for years . Recommendations A close analysis of proposals as docu- mented , and related to your " Statement of Re- quirements " will highlight a particular type of system and a particular supplier who offers the ...
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