The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1987 - Law |
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Page 98
... effect to a general Bill of Rights . Those remarks echo a consistently held view of some New Zealanders . I am afraid I do not know why the community of Australia , or New Zealand , is of such an exceptional character it does not feel ...
... effect to a general Bill of Rights . Those remarks echo a consistently held view of some New Zealanders . I am afraid I do not know why the community of Australia , or New Zealand , is of such an exceptional character it does not feel ...
Page 202
... effects and implications " of the agreement and his certificate on the deed was to that effect . Before the Court , however , Solicitor Y acknowledged that he had inquired in a general sense of Mr C and had been satisfied that the ...
... effects and implications " of the agreement and his certificate on the deed was to that effect . Before the Court , however , Solicitor Y acknowledged that he had inquired in a general sense of Mr C and had been satisfied that the ...
Page 405
... effect of the allotments will be irrelevant . Thus the logical conclusion , as Wilson J held , is that a director might allot shares to defeat a majority or block a takeover , where it is in the director's judgment contrary to the ...
... effect of the allotments will be irrelevant . Thus the logical conclusion , as Wilson J held , is that a director might allot shares to defeat a majority or block a takeover , where it is in the director's judgment contrary to the ...
Contents
JR OConnor | 115 |
Rt Hon Sir Alexander Turner | 127 |
Andrew Beck | 180 |
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