The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1985 - Law |
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Page 81
... present merger provisions with its emphasis on express categorisation of particular methods of acquisition . This makes it difficult to encompass all possible types of relationships by which firms can be brought under common ownership ...
... present merger provisions with its emphasis on express categorisation of particular methods of acquisition . This makes it difficult to encompass all possible types of relationships by which firms can be brought under common ownership ...
Page 102
... present position in New Zealand . It is published however as a matter of considerable interest in its own right , and as perhaps a harbinger of things to come . The legal profession in marketplace In a series of developments.
... present position in New Zealand . It is published however as a matter of considerable interest in its own right , and as perhaps a harbinger of things to come . The legal profession in marketplace In a series of developments.
Page 227
... present have been trusted . With that dubious justification , there is , it is suggested , every ground to disagree . To summarise this section : ( i ) the White Paper is thin and shaky on justification ; ( ii ) while democracy rests on ...
... present have been trusted . With that dubious justification , there is , it is suggested , every ground to disagree . To summarise this section : ( i ) the White Paper is thin and shaky on justification ; ( ii ) while democracy rests on ...
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THE NEW ZEALAND | 11 |
THE NEW ZEALAND | 33 |
THE INDIAN LEGAL SYSTEM | 41 |
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