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Page 83
... parties ' interest and public policy . In most modern business dealings the most important test should be that of public policy , particularly where the agree- ment inter the parties is likely to affect outside parties . Unfortunately ...
... parties ' interest and public policy . In most modern business dealings the most important test should be that of public policy , particularly where the agree- ment inter the parties is likely to affect outside parties . Unfortunately ...
Page 488
... parties to exclude the written stipulation ( b ) . ( 5 ) Signed admissions or representations of fact known to both parties to be false . Exclusion clauses in standard form contracts commonly contain statements to the effect that the ...
... parties to exclude the written stipulation ( b ) . ( 5 ) Signed admissions or representations of fact known to both parties to be false . Exclusion clauses in standard form contracts commonly contain statements to the effect that the ...
Page 494
... parties on the other . The general trend in the law has been towards doing justice between the parties at the expense of certainty . Both the Courts and the Legislature have moved away from inflexible rules to allow the Courts a ...
... parties on the other . The general trend in the law has been towards doing justice between the parties at the expense of certainty . Both the Courts and the Legislature have moved away from inflexible rules to allow the Courts a ...
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