The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1985 - Law |
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Page 15
... interest litigation can be pursued , class actions are an important an important mechanism for insuring the representation of diffuse interests . Other mechanisms , such as the British " relator action ” , are oriented toward the same ...
... interest litigation can be pursued , class actions are an important an important mechanism for insuring the representation of diffuse interests . Other mechanisms , such as the British " relator action ” , are oriented toward the same ...
Page 286
... interest arose " in the instant case ; the appellant had the right to independent advice on what type of mortgage , term and interest rate , the lending margin on valuation , possible securities or collateration since the land owner was ...
... interest arose " in the instant case ; the appellant had the right to independent advice on what type of mortgage , term and interest rate , the lending margin on valuation , possible securities or collateration since the land owner was ...
Page 262
... interest " outlined in s 80 of the Act . This paper endeavours to outline the philosophical and practical framework adopted by the Commission for assessing competition policy within the framework of this test in relation to merger and ...
... interest " outlined in s 80 of the Act . This paper endeavours to outline the philosophical and practical framework adopted by the Commission for assessing competition policy within the framework of this test in relation to merger and ...
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THE NEW ZEALAND | 11 |
THE NEW ZEALAND | 33 |
THE INDIAN LEGAL SYSTEM | 41 |
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