Parliamentary Papers, Volume 12H.M. Stationery Office, 1961 - Bills, Legislative |
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... fact . However , this does not always lead to expedition ; parties or their legal advisers are sometimes dilatory in the preparation of such an agreement and may on occasions be over meticulous in refusing to accept as statements of fact ...
... fact . However , this does not always lead to expedition ; parties or their legal advisers are sometimes dilatory in the preparation of such an agreement and may on occasions be over meticulous in refusing to accept as statements of fact ...
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... fact would be admissible ( i.e. admissible according to the well - established rules of evidence ) allows that fact to be proved by statements made in documents by a person having personal knowledge of the fact who is not an interested ...
... fact would be admissible ( i.e. admissible according to the well - established rules of evidence ) allows that fact to be proved by statements made in documents by a person having personal knowledge of the fact who is not an interested ...
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... fact far less exacting . He might use apparently spontaneous testimonials for his product by well - known people or by others who appeared to be ordinary individuals when in fact the testimonial had been bought . The advertiser might ...
... fact far less exacting . He might use apparently spontaneous testimonials for his product by well - known people or by others who appeared to be ordinary individuals when in fact the testimonial had been bought . The advertiser might ...
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Commercial Court Users Conference Report 1 | 1 |
CONSUMER PROTECTION | 172 |
Final Report of the Committee on Consumer Protection 271 | i |
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