The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1999 - Law |
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Page 108
... clear . Because the loss was so clearly pleaded as ex- pectation loss the Court by a majority felt entitled to disallow it . Bearing in mind the Act's consumer - protection objectives one wonders if the result adequately reflects these ...
... clear . Because the loss was so clearly pleaded as ex- pectation loss the Court by a majority felt entitled to disallow it . Bearing in mind the Act's consumer - protection objectives one wonders if the result adequately reflects these ...
Page 331
... clear from the judgments is that the Court of Appeal does not approve of the resolution of difficult factual ... clear . In sexual abuse cases where the plaintiff has put forward credible evi- dence of belated discovery of injury , the ...
... clear from the judgments is that the Court of Appeal does not approve of the resolution of difficult factual ... clear . In sexual abuse cases where the plaintiff has put forward credible evi- dence of belated discovery of injury , the ...
Page 422
... clear and easy access to the legislation ” . ( Submission DR / 123 , Human Rights Action Group ( Wel- lington ) ) Another submission considered the outline part to be a very useful guide for the average New Zealander to find their way ...
... clear and easy access to the legislation ” . ( Submission DR / 123 , Human Rights Action Group ( Wel- lington ) ) Another submission considered the outline part to be a very useful guide for the average New Zealander to find their way ...
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