The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 40Butterworths, 1964 - Law |
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... contract , you have it where a man , having obtained a beneficial contract by a statement which he now knows to be false , insists on keeping that contract . To do so is a moral delinquency : no man should seek to take advantage of his ...
... contract , you have it where a man , having obtained a beneficial contract by a statement which he now knows to be false , insists on keeping that contract . To do so is a moral delinquency : no man should seek to take advantage of his ...
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... contract purports to be that of a company ( in fact not then formed ) acting by an agent , the contract being a nullity , there can be no agency and the ' agent cannot enforce it either as principal or as agent . ' " " But in summing up ...
... contract purports to be that of a company ( in fact not then formed ) acting by an agent , the contract being a nullity , there can be no agency and the ' agent cannot enforce it either as principal or as agent . ' " " But in summing up ...
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... CONTRACT - FRUSTRATION Implication of terms - Contracting company going into voluntary liquidation - Whether term to be applied that company will continue in business -- Whether contract otherwise binding on company and on liquidator ...
... CONTRACT - FRUSTRATION Implication of terms - Contracting company going into voluntary liquidation - Whether term to be applied that company will continue in business -- Whether contract otherwise binding on company and on liquidator ...
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Building SchemesRestrictions as | 7 |
Licence by River Board to Remove Shingle | 11 |
Takeover Bids and the Press | 12 |
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