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Page 117
... question arose whether four persons had become partners in an Indian restaurant and takeaway business . The essential facts were these : the contemplated business never took off because of a number of difficulties . In the event , the ...
... question arose whether four persons had become partners in an Indian restaurant and takeaway business . The essential facts were these : the contemplated business never took off because of a number of difficulties . In the event , the ...
Page 147
... question of law because the appeal to the High Court was limited to questions of law ( para 8 ) . The Court therefore treated the matter as a con- ventional application under s 67 , sub- ject to this implied limitation . Paterson J ...
... question of law because the appeal to the High Court was limited to questions of law ( para 8 ) . The Court therefore treated the matter as a con- ventional application under s 67 , sub- ject to this implied limitation . Paterson J ...
Page 264
... question of multi - disciplinary partner- ships between lawyers and accountants has been under discussion for a number of years now . It has come against a background of continuous merger at the top end of both solicitors ' and ...
... question of multi - disciplinary partner- ships between lawyers and accountants has been under discussion for a number of years now . It has come against a background of continuous merger at the top end of both solicitors ' and ...
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