The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2001 - Law |
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Page 137
... reasonable time , defined as a period from the date of supply of the goods in which it would be reasonable to expect the defect to become apparent having regard to the type of goods , their likely use , the expected life of the goods ...
... reasonable time , defined as a period from the date of supply of the goods in which it would be reasonable to expect the defect to become apparent having regard to the type of goods , their likely use , the expected life of the goods ...
Page 313
... reasonable care or takes an unacceptable interpretation ( being an interpretation that fails to meet the standard of being about as likely as not to be correct ) . The FEC was concerned about Revenue's application of the lack of reasonable ...
... reasonable care or takes an unacceptable interpretation ( being an interpretation that fails to meet the standard of being about as likely as not to be correct ) . The FEC was concerned about Revenue's application of the lack of reasonable ...
Page 425
... reasonable time was designated for the steps most likely to be taken , and reasonable daily rates were set depending on the complexity of the particular proceeding . The new system has been in opera- tion for nearly two years , and its ...
... reasonable time was designated for the steps most likely to be taken , and reasonable daily rates were set depending on the complexity of the particular proceeding . The new system has been in opera- tion for nearly two years , and its ...
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