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... common law on the other . In the German view , an offer binds the offeror for any stipulated period or , when the offer is silent as to time , for a reasonable period unless the offeror has ex- pressly made the offer revocable . The common ...
... common law on the other . In the German view , an offer binds the offeror for any stipulated period or , when the offer is silent as to time , for a reasonable period unless the offeror has ex- pressly made the offer revocable . The common ...
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... common market is an ex- tension of the customs union concept , the additional fea- ture being that it provides for the free movement of labour and capital among the members ; an example was the Benelux common market until it was ...
... common market is an ex- tension of the customs union concept , the additional fea- ture being that it provides for the free movement of labour and capital among the members ; an example was the Benelux common market until it was ...
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... common mar- ket since a common market requires a unified system of protection from foreign competition . At the height of the coal crisis , for example , when stocks of coal rose in Bel- gium , West Germany , and France , Italy ...
... common mar- ket since a common market requires a unified system of protection from foreign competition . At the height of the coal crisis , for example , when stocks of coal rose in Bel- gium , West Germany , and France , Italy ...
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