The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 52Butterworths, 1977 - Law |
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Page 174
... give notice within the time , or in the manner , specified in the lease . It was at the very least arguable that there was no jurisdiction to grant relief to a lessee who was not in breach of any covenant , condition or agreement but ...
... give notice within the time , or in the manner , specified in the lease . It was at the very least arguable that there was no jurisdiction to grant relief to a lessee who was not in breach of any covenant , condition or agreement but ...
Page 213
... give a notice making time of the essence " . Quilliam J held that it was therefore not open to the defendant to give notice making time of the essence until after the 14 day period had expired . Because the notice was given on the ...
... give a notice making time of the essence " . Quilliam J held that it was therefore not open to the defendant to give notice making time of the essence until after the 14 day period had expired . Because the notice was given on the ...
Page 400
... give business efficacy to contracts . All cases cited will demonstrate the first principle . Only the leading two need mention again . In Alarm Facilities Pty Ltd v Jackson Constructions Pty Ltd the express provision for action in the ...
... give business efficacy to contracts . All cases cited will demonstrate the first principle . Only the leading two need mention again . In Alarm Facilities Pty Ltd v Jackson Constructions Pty Ltd the express provision for action in the ...
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