The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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... Australia , the word champagne had a generic usage , being used by Australians as a term referring simply to sparkling wine , regardless of its origin ( at 331 ) . His Honour stated that despite such generic usage in Australia such ...
... Australia , the word champagne had a generic usage , being used by Australians as a term referring simply to sparkling wine , regardless of its origin ( at 331 ) . His Honour stated that despite such generic usage in Australia such ...
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... Australia's relationship with New Zealand . His Honour stated : I have mentioned as relevant the fact that proceedings are on foot in New Zealand . That country is , of course , sovereign . So far as Australia is concerned , it is a ...
... Australia's relationship with New Zealand . His Honour stated : I have mentioned as relevant the fact that proceedings are on foot in New Zealand . That country is , of course , sovereign . So far as Australia is concerned , it is a ...
Page 301
... Australia that the plaintiff proposed to incor- porate in New Zealand under the name " Fletcher Challenge Ltd " . An interlocutory injunction was granted to the plain- tiffs , who sought to restrain the defendant from making use of the ...
... Australia that the plaintiff proposed to incor- porate in New Zealand under the name " Fletcher Challenge Ltd " . An interlocutory injunction was granted to the plain- tiffs , who sought to restrain the defendant from making use of the ...
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Elisabeth Burgess | 72 |
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