The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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Page 99
... further author- ised by the purchaser's solicitors . The letter further stipulated that the pur- chaser required possession that day in terms of the agreement . This approach drew an immediate response on the same day from the vendor's ...
... further author- ised by the purchaser's solicitors . The letter further stipulated that the pur- chaser required possession that day in terms of the agreement . This approach drew an immediate response on the same day from the vendor's ...
Page 200
... Further , in New Zealand there is no contracting out of the Securities Act 1978 : see s 4 ( 2 ) . The burden of proof is on the issuer who wishes to claim the benefit of s 3 ( 2 ) ( non - public offers ) : see Securities Commission v ...
... Further , in New Zealand there is no contracting out of the Securities Act 1978 : see s 4 ( 2 ) . The burden of proof is on the issuer who wishes to claim the benefit of s 3 ( 2 ) ( non - public offers ) : see Securities Commission v ...
Page 338
... further , Alan Stones ' article " Unit Titles Act 1972 : Recovery of Outgoings for Office Tower Complexes " ( 1992 ) 6 BCB 53. His suggestion is a good example of the difficulties that may occur , as s 15 ( 2 ) ( c ) of the UTA imposes ...
... further , Alan Stones ' article " Unit Titles Act 1972 : Recovery of Outgoings for Office Tower Complexes " ( 1992 ) 6 BCB 53. His suggestion is a good example of the difficulties that may occur , as s 15 ( 2 ) ( c ) of the UTA imposes ...
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