The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 47Butterworths, 1972 - Law |
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... limit or 85 percent of credit limit - No indem- nity for loss in excess of credit limit - Export Guarantee Act 1964. The question for decision in this case was concerned with the limitation of liability of the defend- ant under the ...
... limit or 85 percent of credit limit - No indem- nity for loss in excess of credit limit - Export Guarantee Act 1964. The question for decision in this case was concerned with the limitation of liability of the defend- ant under the ...
Page 369
... limits ) could have to make a personal contri- bution of up to $ 2.498 ! Not only are there likely to be very few cases where it is worth while for people near the limits to obtain aid but also the contribution of the state in these ...
... limits ) could have to make a personal contri- bution of up to $ 2.498 ! Not only are there likely to be very few cases where it is worth while for people near the limits to obtain aid but also the contribution of the state in these ...
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... limit imposed with regard to the time within which a second breath test may be taken , there does not appear to be any time limit within which the blood specimen must be taken . This raises the question as to the length of time after ...
... limit imposed with regard to the time within which a second breath test may be taken , there does not appear to be any time limit within which the blood specimen must be taken . This raises the question as to the length of time after ...
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