The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 48Butterworths, 1973 - Law |
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Page 90
... common law , and common law methods , are simply not going to work satis- factorily any more in some of their traditional preserves . One of the most important passages in the Spartan case is in the judgment of Lawton L.J. Having agreed ...
... common law , and common law methods , are simply not going to work satis- factorily any more in some of their traditional preserves . One of the most important passages in the Spartan case is in the judgment of Lawton L.J. Having agreed ...
Page 224
... common law trade mark by usage Distributor registered manufacturer's trade mark - Common law trade mark assignable only with goodwill of business in which it is used No concurrent user of trade mark Trade mark not registrable by ...
... common law trade mark by usage Distributor registered manufacturer's trade mark - Common law trade mark assignable only with goodwill of business in which it is used No concurrent user of trade mark Trade mark not registrable by ...
Page 537
... common law rights - Exclusion of principle of " natural justice " -Education Act 1964 , s . 198 . Administrative law Natural justice Exclusion of by language of Act - Education Act 1964 , s . 198. Two girls , pupils at a high school in ...
... common law rights - Exclusion of principle of " natural justice " -Education Act 1964 , s . 198 . Administrative law Natural justice Exclusion of by language of Act - Education Act 1964 , s . 198. Two girls , pupils at a high school in ...
Contents
To Bail or not to Bail | 21 |
A LessThanSupreme Court?A | 31 |
Partnerships and Taxation of the Family | 43 |
Copyright | |
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