The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1985 - Law |
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... Commission therefore found itself unable to assume in advance and without evidence that such an offence would be committed . - ― The Commission went on to point out that even in the United States the home of the per se approach to ...
... Commission therefore found itself unable to assume in advance and without evidence that such an offence would be committed . - ― The Commission went on to point out that even in the United States the home of the per se approach to ...
Page 262
... Commission . He discusses the policy of the Commission , in its theoretical and practical aspects , in assessing the competitive element when considering merger or takeover proposals . In this first article the author looks at ...
... Commission . He discusses the policy of the Commission , in its theoretical and practical aspects , in assessing the competitive element when considering merger or takeover proposals . In this first article the author looks at ...
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... Commission turns its mind primarily to the question of whether competition is " effective " or " workable " . As indicated , the Commission considers whether the effect of the proposal , would be to prevent effective competition in all ...
... Commission turns its mind primarily to the question of whether competition is " effective " or " workable " . As indicated , the Commission considers whether the effect of the proposal , would be to prevent effective competition in all ...
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THE NEW ZEALAND | 11 |
THE NEW ZEALAND | 33 |
THE INDIAN LEGAL SYSTEM | 41 |
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