The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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NZLJ. Proposed changes The proposed changes would complete the process begun in 1994 when important changes were made in order to imple- ment the Uruguay Round TRIPS Agreement . The essence of the proposed reforms is as follows ...
NZLJ. Proposed changes The proposed changes would complete the process begun in 1994 when important changes were made in order to imple- ment the Uruguay Round TRIPS Agreement . The essence of the proposed reforms is as follows ...
Page 299
... proposal con- tained a double irony : of the models in contention , it provided the most direct form of election , yet it received by far the least support , and it was proposed by a supporter of the monarchy . ( Hay- den voted against ...
... proposal con- tained a double irony : of the models in contention , it provided the most direct form of election , yet it received by far the least support , and it was proposed by a supporter of the monarchy . ( Hay- den voted against ...
Page 383
... proposal is based . Currently of course the Chattels Transfer Act 1924 , s 18 , and the Companies Act 1955 , s 103 ( 2 ) , have an effect contrary to that proposed for the new statute . An explanation of the solution favoured by the ...
... proposal is based . Currently of course the Chattels Transfer Act 1924 , s 18 , and the Companies Act 1955 , s 103 ( 2 ) , have an effect contrary to that proposed for the new statute . An explanation of the solution favoured by the ...
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