The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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... determination . A party to the ACCC's determination has 21 days after the making of the determination in which to apply to the Tribunal for a review of that determination . In conduct- ing its review , the Tribunal has the same powers ...
... determination . A party to the ACCC's determination has 21 days after the making of the determination in which to apply to the Tribunal for a review of that determination . In conduct- ing its review , the Tribunal has the same powers ...
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... determination is precisely what the words suggest : determination. I n November last year I attended the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators ' Millennium Conference in London . Whether we regard ourselves as in the new millennium or as ...
... determination is precisely what the words suggest : determination. I n November last year I attended the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators ' Millennium Conference in London . Whether we regard ourselves as in the new millennium or as ...
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... determination of an expert . In other words , the finality is subject to the Courts ' power to upset the determination and there is therefore no ouster of jurisdiction merely because the deter- mination is described as final and binding ...
... determination of an expert . In other words , the finality is subject to the Courts ' power to upset the determination and there is therefore no ouster of jurisdiction merely because the deter- mination is described as final and binding ...
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