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... examples where refusing a retrospective departure under s 105 ( 2 ) ( c ) is unjust . The following are some examples . Example 1 A child born October 1998 is in the custody of his grand- mother ( a beneficiary ) from November 1998 to ...
... examples where refusing a retrospective departure under s 105 ( 2 ) ( c ) is unjust . The following are some examples . Example 1 A child born October 1998 is in the custody of his grand- mother ( a beneficiary ) from November 1998 to ...
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... example New Zealand's Commerce Act 1986 , Australia's Trade Practices Act 1974 , the European Union's Articles 85 and 86 of the Treaty of Rome and the US's Sherman Act 1890. The underlying competition policies and objectives , however ...
... example New Zealand's Commerce Act 1986 , Australia's Trade Practices Act 1974 , the European Union's Articles 85 and 86 of the Treaty of Rome and the US's Sherman Act 1890. The underlying competition policies and objectives , however ...
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... examples to further aid understanding . Analysis of examples was done with some success in the second schedule to the Consumer Credit Act 1974 ( UK ) . In the PPSA there is only one example given for each provision . It is often the ...
... examples to further aid understanding . Analysis of examples was done with some success in the second schedule to the Consumer Credit Act 1974 ( UK ) . In the PPSA there is only one example given for each provision . It is often the ...
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