The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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Page 170
... course of business . Although the test to determine whether or not a transaction is in the ordinary course of business is now set- tled , in practice it is unlikely to be an easy test for either creditors or liquida- tors to apply ...
... course of business . Although the test to determine whether or not a transaction is in the ordinary course of business is now set- tled , in practice it is unlikely to be an easy test for either creditors or liquida- tors to apply ...
Page 335
... course of business . Payment is made in the ordinary course of business if it was made on due date by the usual and ordinary means whereby payments of that kind are made in commerce . Creditors are entitled to retain payments received ...
... course of business . Payment is made in the ordinary course of business if it was made on due date by the usual and ordinary means whereby payments of that kind are made in commerce . Creditors are entitled to retain payments received ...
Page 336
... course of business means : ... that the transaction must fall in place as part of the undistinguished common flow of business done , that it should form part of the ordinary course of business carried on , calling for no remark and ...
... course of business means : ... that the transaction must fall in place as part of the undistinguished common flow of business done , that it should form part of the ordinary course of business carried on , calling for no remark and ...
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