The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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Page 164
... trade . There was a public interest to protect and promote effective competition and freedom of speech . If the comparative advertising included misstatements , then a remedy under the Fair Trading Act would be available . If the only ...
... trade . There was a public interest to protect and promote effective competition and freedom of speech . If the comparative advertising included misstatements , then a remedy under the Fair Trading Act would be available . If the only ...
Page 197
... trade marks , patents , pro- prietary technology and other intellectual property . Having been involved at a practical level in the United States in valuing businesses including trade marks , the author has a wide practical knowledge of ...
... trade marks , patents , pro- prietary technology and other intellectual property . Having been involved at a practical level in the United States in valuing businesses including trade marks , the author has a wide practical knowledge of ...
Page 270
... Trading Act was largely derived from the Trade Practices Act , and also indi- cated that consistency with Australian cases would occur in New Zealand , stating that New Zealand Courts are ... fortunate in being able to profit from ...
... Trading Act was largely derived from the Trade Practices Act , and also indi- cated that consistency with Australian cases would occur in New Zealand , stating that New Zealand Courts are ... fortunate in being able to profit from ...
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Lawyers and accountants where | 7 |
Advertising Manager | 36 |
Elisabeth Burgess | 72 |
Copyright | |
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