The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1985 - Law |
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Page 137
... Lords felt obliged to set him right on questions of law . Although Lord Denning has now retired from judical office , the process of " correction " still continues . A recent example is to be found in the judgment of Lord Scarman in ...
... Lords felt obliged to set him right on questions of law . Although Lord Denning has now retired from judical office , the process of " correction " still continues . A recent example is to be found in the judgment of Lord Scarman in ...
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... Lords 11 July 1985 ) Lord Templeman delivered a unanimous judgment of the Law Lords with respect to sealed bids and referential tendering . ( It would seem that the concept of referential tendering is unknown in New Zealand . The ...
... Lords 11 July 1985 ) Lord Templeman delivered a unanimous judgment of the Law Lords with respect to sealed bids and referential tendering . ( It would seem that the concept of referential tendering is unknown in New Zealand . The ...
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... Lord Diplock was wrong when he stated that , in the present case , unilateral contracts were made at the time when the invitation was received by each promisee . A unilateral contract is created only when the contemplated or requested ...
... Lord Diplock was wrong when he stated that , in the present case , unilateral contracts were made at the time when the invitation was received by each promisee . A unilateral contract is created only when the contemplated or requested ...
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THE NEW ZEALAND | 11 |
THE NEW ZEALAND | 33 |
THE INDIAN LEGAL SYSTEM | 41 |
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