The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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Page 103
... contract theory with its clear rules as to agreement and bargain based consideration . This brought the requirement of writing into much sharper focus and the Statute would not be avoided unless the acts of part per- formance provided ...
... contract theory with its clear rules as to agreement and bargain based consideration . This brought the requirement of writing into much sharper focus and the Statute would not be avoided unless the acts of part per- formance provided ...
Page 104
... contracts are always difficult to establish . The abolition of writing would lead to increased litigation . Writing minimises disputes and provides reliable incontrovertible evidence of the terms and existence of the contract which ...
... contracts are always difficult to establish . The abolition of writing would lead to increased litigation . Writing minimises disputes and provides reliable incontrovertible evidence of the terms and existence of the contract which ...
Page 297
... contract and an estate in land . Whilst a tenancy requires a contract to create it , it does not require one to continue it , and the two relationships are distinct . ( See City of London Corporation v Fell [ 1993 ] 2 All ER 449 , CA ...
... contract and an estate in land . Whilst a tenancy requires a contract to create it , it does not require one to continue it , and the two relationships are distinct . ( See City of London Corporation v Fell [ 1993 ] 2 All ER 449 , CA ...
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