The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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... obligation to repair or to otherwise ensure fitness for purpose . In recent years , however , the general principle has been qualified by common law developments , and by legislation . Obligations of repair and fitness for purpose have ...
... obligation to repair or to otherwise ensure fitness for purpose . In recent years , however , the general principle has been qualified by common law developments , and by legislation . Obligations of repair and fitness for purpose have ...
Page 344
... obligation is set out in s 4 ( 1 ) of the ERA , and ( without limiting the good faith duty ) includes a prohibition on conduct likely to mislead or deceive the other party . Section 4 ( 2 ) of the Act indicates that what it describes as ...
... obligation is set out in s 4 ( 1 ) of the ERA , and ( without limiting the good faith duty ) includes a prohibition on conduct likely to mislead or deceive the other party . Section 4 ( 2 ) of the Act indicates that what it describes as ...
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... obligations , there is still no obligation on parties to make particular concessions or to actually reach any agreement . The meaning of s 32 ( 1 ) ( e ) Sensitive information must only be divulged if it can be shown to be " reasonably ...
... obligations , there is still no obligation on parties to make particular concessions or to actually reach any agreement . The meaning of s 32 ( 1 ) ( e ) Sensitive information must only be divulged if it can be shown to be " reasonably ...
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