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... judgment . The majority judgment took some comfort from the fact that the ap- proach taken coincided with the result achieved by Lord Hoffman in the SAAMCO case although these issues were not identified and argued in that judgment ...
... judgment . The majority judgment took some comfort from the fact that the ap- proach taken coincided with the result achieved by Lord Hoffman in the SAAMCO case although these issues were not identified and argued in that judgment ...
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... judgment is. asks where we go from Aoraki ? I n Aoraki Corporation Ltd v McGavin [ 1998 ] ERNZ 601 the Court of Appeal held that an employer is not obliged to pay redundancy compensation to an em- ployee laid - off unless there is an ...
... judgment is. asks where we go from Aoraki ? I n Aoraki Corporation Ltd v McGavin [ 1998 ] ERNZ 601 the Court of Appeal held that an employer is not obliged to pay redundancy compensation to an em- ployee laid - off unless there is an ...
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... judgment , too emotive to be satisfactory as a criterion . " So unreasonable that no reasonable authority could come to it " and similar phrases are distracting circum- locutions . Simple and straightforward " unreasonable " is a strong ...
... judgment , too emotive to be satisfactory as a criterion . " So unreasonable that no reasonable authority could come to it " and similar phrases are distracting circum- locutions . Simple and straightforward " unreasonable " is a strong ...
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