The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2001 - Law |
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Page 30
... possible . Conversely the person buying the car will want to pay as little as possible . In a com- petitive bargaining situation each would state a price that was better for them than what they would be prepared to accept . The two ...
... possible . Conversely the person buying the car will want to pay as little as possible . In a com- petitive bargaining situation each would state a price that was better for them than what they would be prepared to accept . The two ...
Page 193
... possible in pure terms , the process does aim to get the parties to move away from their positions and to negotiate on the basis of each party's needs and interests . Part of this stage in the process in- volves " enlarging the pie ...
... possible in pure terms , the process does aim to get the parties to move away from their positions and to negotiate on the basis of each party's needs and interests . Part of this stage in the process in- volves " enlarging the pie ...
Page 326
... possible changes to the CCPPSL's Model PPSA which is substantially the same as Saskatchewan's PPSA from which New Zealand's PPSA largely derives : Cuming and Walsh , " A Discussion Paper on Possible Changes to the Model PPSA of the ...
... possible changes to the CCPPSL's Model PPSA which is substantially the same as Saskatchewan's PPSA from which New Zealand's PPSA largely derives : Cuming and Walsh , " A Discussion Paper on Possible Changes to the Model PPSA of the ...
Contents
AND CHILD SUPPORT | 3 |
PRACTISING | 17 |
CIMINAL PRACTICE SECTIONS JOURNAL | 30 |
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