The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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Page 181
... consideration for the act done , must in fact , be offered with the intention that it amounts to consideration for the act done . Unilateral contracts have long sat uncomfortably within the ambit of classical contract theory . No clear ...
... consideration for the act done , must in fact , be offered with the intention that it amounts to consideration for the act done . Unilateral contracts have long sat uncomfortably within the ambit of classical contract theory . No clear ...
Page 238
NZLJ. company's own systems are operational . Consideration must also be given to external systems on which the business depends . This may involve , for example , consideration of systems operated by the organisation's suppliers ...
NZLJ. company's own systems are operational . Consideration must also be given to external systems on which the business depends . This may involve , for example , consideration of systems operated by the organisation's suppliers ...
Page 425
... considerations is set out . This mirrors the position in financial relief after divorce ( under the Matrimo- nial ... consideration ) . Delay In any proceedings in which any question with respect to the upbringing of a child arises ...
... considerations is set out . This mirrors the position in financial relief after divorce ( under the Matrimo- nial ... consideration ) . Delay In any proceedings in which any question with respect to the upbringing of a child arises ...
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