The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1985 - Law |
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... means law - making , " executive " means policy - making and administration of the system of government as manifest in the law , and " judicial " means resolution of disputes as to law and fact between individuals ( including corporate ...
... means law - making , " executive " means policy - making and administration of the system of government as manifest in the law , and " judicial " means resolution of disputes as to law and fact between individuals ( including corporate ...
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... means " . As is mentioned below , the Courts have not extended its meaning to the point where " unalwful means " necessarily equates with " unfair means " . " In summary , the major shortcomings of the tort are that : 1 If the ...
... means " . As is mentioned below , the Courts have not extended its meaning to the point where " unalwful means " necessarily equates with " unfair means " . " In summary , the major shortcomings of the tort are that : 1 If the ...
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... means that the effects or likely effects of a merger or takeover proposal are weighed , to see how , as a matter of judgment , the interests of the public are affected overall . Having sketched this legislative background , which is the ...
... means that the effects or likely effects of a merger or takeover proposal are weighed , to see how , as a matter of judgment , the interests of the public are affected overall . Having sketched this legislative background , which is the ...
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THE NEW ZEALAND | 11 |
THE NEW ZEALAND | 33 |
THE INDIAN LEGAL SYSTEM | 41 |
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