The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 45Butterworths, 1969 - Law |
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Page 321
... common ground and common under- standing is so much more difficult , nevertheless it is so much more worth while and so much more challenging than ever before . You have seen the difficulties the political heads of the Commonwealth have ...
... common ground and common under- standing is so much more difficult , nevertheless it is so much more worth while and so much more challenging than ever before . You have seen the difficulties the political heads of the Commonwealth have ...
Page 539
... common law Judge , is usually inclined towards acceptance of the status quo or a fait accompli . Once a situa- tion is established and has been in existence for some time , people tend to accept it even if it is not legally permissible ...
... common law Judge , is usually inclined towards acceptance of the status quo or a fait accompli . Once a situa- tion is established and has been in existence for some time , people tend to accept it even if it is not legally permissible ...
Page 561
... common law lawyer the majority of the scholars favour a construction that makes acceptance complete on dispatch ... Common law theorists hold widely differing theories as to the basis of the doctrine of common mistake . Cheshire and ...
... common law lawyer the majority of the scholars favour a construction that makes acceptance complete on dispatch ... Common law theorists hold widely differing theories as to the basis of the doctrine of common mistake . Cheshire and ...
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