The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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... contract A recent US study came to the view that a key lesson learned from the outsourcing case studies which formed the basis of the research was that if a company decides to outsource , the contract is the only mechanism to ensure ...
... contract A recent US study came to the view that a key lesson learned from the outsourcing case studies which formed the basis of the research was that if a company decides to outsource , the contract is the only mechanism to ensure ...
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... contract I see before me ? " [ 1996 ] NZLJ 384 . Clearly Webb is searching for a new conceptual framework within which to set contemporary contract law . It is submitted that this new conceptual framework may be found in estoppel but ...
... contract I see before me ? " [ 1996 ] NZLJ 384 . Clearly Webb is searching for a new conceptual framework within which to set contemporary contract law . It is submitted that this new conceptual framework may be found in estoppel but ...
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... contract . A few years later counsel in Re Fickus [ 1900 ] 1 Ch 331 , 334 was heard to say " The letter either amounts to an offer resulting in a contract , or it is nothing " . This submission appears to have been accepted by the Court ...
... contract . A few years later counsel in Re Fickus [ 1900 ] 1 Ch 331 , 334 was heard to say " The letter either amounts to an offer resulting in a contract , or it is nothing " . This submission appears to have been accepted by the Court ...
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