The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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... position . The Court of Appeal clearly considers that it is not possible to have more than one dominant entity in a market : Telecom Corporation of New Zealand Ltd v Commerce Commission [ 1992 ] 3 NZLR 429 , 434 and 442. An ...
... position . The Court of Appeal clearly considers that it is not possible to have more than one dominant entity in a market : Telecom Corporation of New Zealand Ltd v Commerce Commission [ 1992 ] 3 NZLR 429 , 434 and 442. An ...
Page 138
... position may be , the rules do not seem to cater for modern practice . Clarification of the position would certainly be helpful , and the op- portunity could be used to deal with the proper position of reasons for judg- ment as well ...
... position may be , the rules do not seem to cater for modern practice . Clarification of the position would certainly be helpful , and the op- portunity could be used to deal with the proper position of reasons for judg- ment as well ...
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... Position Description for a partner ? I would bet very few do although at the same time probably most of those firms would have Position Descrip- tions for senior employee positions within their firm . And yet the very heart of the ...
... Position Description for a partner ? I would bet very few do although at the same time probably most of those firms would have Position Descrip- tions for senior employee positions within their firm . And yet the very heart of the ...
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