The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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Page 237
... problem ? The basic information technology problem causing the Year 2000 problem is well - known . Put simply , many computer programs have been designed so that the year is signified by a date field of only two digits ( ie " 95 ...
... problem ? The basic information technology problem causing the Year 2000 problem is well - known . Put simply , many computer programs have been designed so that the year is signified by a date field of only two digits ( ie " 95 ...
Page 239
... problem would be viewed as an Act of God , since it is a known problem which can be corrected with sufficient planning and resources . However , depending on the particular language used in each force majeure clause and the facts and ...
... problem would be viewed as an Act of God , since it is a known problem which can be corrected with sufficient planning and resources . However , depending on the particular language used in each force majeure clause and the facts and ...
Page 309
... problem came out in late - September . Like all Jessup moot problems , this one involved a broad range of international law issues . The main - issues for this year's Jessup were : continuity of treaties after the break - up of a state ...
... problem came out in late - September . Like all Jessup moot problems , this one involved a broad range of international law issues . The main - issues for this year's Jessup were : continuity of treaties after the break - up of a state ...
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