The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 43Butterworths, 1967 - Law |
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Page 424
... cause of the accident was falling asleep . The approach of defence counsel in the Young case was to attempt to establish the most probable cause of the accident . As a means to this end the known possible causes of such an accident were ...
... cause of the accident was falling asleep . The approach of defence counsel in the Young case was to attempt to establish the most probable cause of the accident . As a means to this end the known possible causes of such an accident were ...
Page 501
... cause of action ( in tort ) if the determination were acted upon . But there are many cases where no action in tort would lie , and the Anisminic case itself is an illustration . Moreover , an unsuccessful applicant , because he has no ...
... cause of action ( in tort ) if the determination were acted upon . But there are many cases where no action in tort would lie , and the Anisminic case itself is an illustration . Moreover , an unsuccessful applicant , because he has no ...
Page 539
... cause and to demand judgment . There were generally two proxies executed , one to institute proceedings , the other to withdraw proceedings . The proctor until his power was withdrawn was dominus litis ( see 3 Burns ' Ecclesiastical Law ...
... cause and to demand judgment . There were generally two proxies executed , one to institute proceedings , the other to withdraw proceedings . The proctor until his power was withdrawn was dominus litis ( see 3 Burns ' Ecclesiastical Law ...
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PRACTICAL POINTS | 3 |
ScorpioIn Your ArmchairAnd Mine 21 | 21 |
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