The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 43Butterworths, 1967 - Law |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 80
Page 218
... Lord Reid's judgment are eloquent testimony of the distaste with which they went about their task . They found that on a proper construction of the statutory provision the taxpayer was liable thereunder for both income tax and surtax on ...
... Lord Reid's judgment are eloquent testimony of the distaste with which they went about their task . They found that on a proper construction of the statutory provision the taxpayer was liable thereunder for both income tax and surtax on ...
Page 541
... Lord Denning and Danckwerts L.J. had expressed in the Court of Appeal ( a ) and which Lord Denning has reiterated a number of times over the past few years . The House unanimously rejected it , after a full historical review ...
... Lord Denning and Danckwerts L.J. had expressed in the Court of Appeal ( a ) and which Lord Denning has reiterated a number of times over the past few years . The House unanimously rejected it , after a full historical review ...
Page 542
... Lords makes any such sugges- tion , and Lord Pearce's statement is a rather oblique one and he cites no authority for it . This statement is , with respect , of doubtful value . 66 ( b ) Action for damages . All the Lords except Lord ...
... Lords makes any such sugges- tion , and Lord Pearce's statement is a rather oblique one and he cites no authority for it . This statement is , with respect , of doubtful value . 66 ( b ) Action for damages . All the Lords except Lord ...
Contents
Road Toll | 1 |
PRACTICAL POINTS | 3 |
ScorpioIn Your ArmchairAnd Mine 21 | 21 |
Copyright | |
56 other sections not shown
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
accepted according action allowed Amendment amount Appeal application approval assessment Auckland authority Board building called cause charge circumstances City claim concerned consent consideration considered contract Council Country Planning course Court of Appeal criminal damages death decision defendant direction district duty effect evidence existing fact further give given granted ground held income interest issue Judge judgment jurisdiction jury Justice land liability limited Lord Magistrates March matter meaning ment nature objection offence officer operation owner parties person plaintiff police practice present principle proceedings proposed provision question reason receiving recent referred refused regard relation residential respect respondent result road rule scheme solicitor Supreme Court taken tion Town and Country traffic trial trust Wellington Zealand zoned