The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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Page 156
... contract cannot be assigned . The effect of this rule is that in the absence of novation the assigning party still ... contract may be enforced as if the assignee were a party to the contract and , although this question did not come ...
... contract cannot be assigned . The effect of this rule is that in the absence of novation the assigning party still ... contract may be enforced as if the assignee were a party to the contract and , although this question did not come ...
Page 195
... contract or no contract . Until the contract came into existence , no liability rested upon the negotiating parties neither could they acquire rights either under the contract or otherwise . It is well to remember that classical contract ...
... contract or no contract . Until the contract came into existence , no liability rested upon the negotiating parties neither could they acquire rights either under the contract or otherwise . It is well to remember that classical contract ...
Page 197
... contract theory . But on the other hand the modern development , so far , especially in the higher Courts , has been extremely cautious . Somers J in Moffat v Moffat [ 1984 ] 1 NZLR 600 , 606 , clearly spelt out the ad hoc complexion of ...
... contract theory . But on the other hand the modern development , so far , especially in the higher Courts , has been extremely cautious . Somers J in Moffat v Moffat [ 1984 ] 1 NZLR 600 , 606 , clearly spelt out the ad hoc complexion of ...
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