The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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... possible insolvency is not borne solely by the head - contractor but shared between the head - contractor and his subcontractors . Because subcontractors ' work is short , they are fearful that tagging their tenders to exclude such ...
... possible insolvency is not borne solely by the head - contractor but shared between the head - contractor and his subcontractors . Because subcontractors ' work is short , they are fearful that tagging their tenders to exclude such ...
Page 140
... possible in New Zealand we will be able to offer : to our clients the benefit of joint seminars , newsletters and electronic communication providing all aspects of legal updating on new legislation and recent law . In addition to ...
... possible in New Zealand we will be able to offer : to our clients the benefit of joint seminars , newsletters and electronic communication providing all aspects of legal updating on new legislation and recent law . In addition to ...
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... possible action occurs over the maximum possible timescale . In a culture of delay it may even be in the interest of the opposing side's legal advisers to be indulgent to each other's misde- meanours . Judicial experience is that it is ...
... possible action occurs over the maximum possible timescale . In a culture of delay it may even be in the interest of the opposing side's legal advisers to be indulgent to each other's misde- meanours . Judicial experience is that it is ...
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