Whose block is it anyway

By:

Koehne, S

Language: English Series: Estates Times ; (864) 3 October 1986, 10 (1)Publication details: 1986Subject(s):

Summary: Analyses the conflicting interests of funds and developers in negotiating the legal documentation for financing commercial property development.

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Analyses the conflicting interests of funds and developers in negotiating the legal documentation for financing commercial property development.

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