The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1987 - Law |
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... problems which I think occur in negotiating international franchising arrangements . problems , scientific problems and above all negotiating problems , problems of tact and diplomacy and problems of strategy and tactics . Lawyers may ...
... problems which I think occur in negotiating international franchising arrangements . problems , scientific problems and above all negotiating problems , problems of tact and diplomacy and problems of strategy and tactics . Lawyers may ...
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... Problems inherent in the dichotomy of approach between lawyers and economists to competition issues In looking at competition issues , there is a dichotomy of approach between economist and Judge , both as to method of evaluation and as ...
... Problems inherent in the dichotomy of approach between lawyers and economists to competition issues In looking at competition issues , there is a dichotomy of approach between economist and Judge , both as to method of evaluation and as ...
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... problems which already confront us and the problems which will confront us in the future . This law conference has had before it a wealth of material which reflects the hard work , research and learning of the large number of ...
... problems which already confront us and the problems which will confront us in the future . This law conference has had before it a wealth of material which reflects the hard work , research and learning of the large number of ...
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JR OConnor | 115 |
Rt Hon Sir Alexander Turner | 127 |
Andrew Beck | 180 |
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