The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 47Butterworths, 1972 - Law |
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Page 32
... accepted the furnace . Nevertheless , he argued that the defendant did in fact accept re- jection of the goods by taking it back through the manufacturer who here was acting as its agent . But the goods had been taken back in an ...
... accepted the furnace . Nevertheless , he argued that the defendant did in fact accept re- jection of the goods by taking it back through the manufacturer who here was acting as its agent . But the goods had been taken back in an ...
Page 532
... acceptance of the law may make protest impossible . In these circumstances , protest must start from an acceptance of ... accepted fully by the individual or , at the very least , by his accepting its penalties . Dean Rostow maintains ...
... acceptance of the law may make protest impossible . In these circumstances , protest must start from an acceptance of ... accepted fully by the individual or , at the very least , by his accepting its penalties . Dean Rostow maintains ...
Page 537
... accepted the responsibility of more fully participating in public affairs both on the local and the national scene . " I compliment the learned author on the paper . New Zealand is well served with men of his calibre in devoting their ...
... accepted the responsibility of more fully participating in public affairs both on the local and the national scene . " I compliment the learned author on the paper . New Zealand is well served with men of his calibre in devoting their ...
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