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Page 209
... effect of a wide variety of options for dealing with an issue , or to make tradeoffs between loudly competing political interests . Poli- ticians , on the basis of sound professional advice , are better placed for these challenges ...
... effect of a wide variety of options for dealing with an issue , or to make tradeoffs between loudly competing political interests . Poli- ticians , on the basis of sound professional advice , are better placed for these challenges ...
Page 211
... effect to a generic clause . To do so leaves the details of that legal effect to be filled in by lawyers and the Courts . In New Zealand's constitutional system , our Courts should not be deciding such broad policy issues . They are not ...
... effect to a generic clause . To do so leaves the details of that legal effect to be filled in by lawyers and the Courts . In New Zealand's constitutional system , our Courts should not be deciding such broad policy issues . They are not ...
Page 435
... effect to a letter of variation which had not been incorporated into the original contract . STATUTES AND ESTOPPEL Part performance can be regarded as a specific application of estoppel . Estoppel as a generic expression of a specific ...
... effect to a letter of variation which had not been incorporated into the original contract . STATUTES AND ESTOPPEL Part performance can be regarded as a specific application of estoppel . Estoppel as a generic expression of a specific ...
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